Barry scores again to earn Everton draw against Leeds

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What was the outcome of the Everton vs. Leeds match?

Host (likely Dave Jones) 0:07
You're listening to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. We were on Merseyside for Monday Night Football to see Everton go up against Leeds United. Here's how things sounded when the full-time whistle blew.
Host (likely Dave Jones) 0:26
The spoils shared for these two sides who were hoping for so much more tonight, but Tiano Barry, his scoring run continues and his goal earning Everton a point to cancel out the opener from James Justin in the first half, his first Premier League goal for Leeds United. So not much movement for either of these sides ultimately, and Leeds United will take the point in the end on the roads. The final score from Hill Dickinson is Everton 1, Leeds United 1. Great game, great entertainment on a Monday night. Jimmy Floyd, did you enjoy that?
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink 1:03
Yeah, I did. A game of two halves. First half, Leeds were absolutely magnificent, and second half, Everton came back, and rightly, they scored, they were a better team in the second half, Lots of entertainment, it was a good battle.
Host (likely Dave Jones) 1:21
Interesting, not much there between David Moyes and Dominic Caldwell-Lewin. A little handshake and that was it. As good as Leeds were in the first half, it seemed that Everton matched them in the second, Jamie. Well, they had to improve, they were so poor in the first half. But credit to the manager, he actually changed the system, he matched up. with Leeds, that three at the back, and Leeds' wing-backs were causing huge problems in that first half, and they got themselves back into the game, and then he switched it again, you know, took one of the, I think it was Patterson off, put O'Brien back to right-back, put the extra attacker on as well, and they almost won, but it was a brilliant game. You felt the noise, didn't you, of the Everton fans in that second half, willing their team on.
Host (likely Dave Jones) 1:59
The goal came, but they just couldn't find that winner. And David Moyes and Daniel Farker have to settle for a point each, now winning four now, despite the return of Illman and Jai and Idrissa Gueye to the Everton team tonight. And Leeds now just one defeat in ten matches and another point closer to their aim, which is another season of Premier League football. So they're up to 26. Six-point cushion on West Ham United. And one ahead of Nottingham Forest.

How did Thierno Barry's performance impact the game?

Host (likely Dave Jones) 2:39
And for a while there, they were on the same points tally it looked like as Crystal Palace ahead of them, who've taken just two points from the last 24. And Spurs, who've been in on such a tricky run of form as well. It feels like all those teams are right in the mix along with the Hammers right now. And that point was enough to see Everton into the top half, just, and it's so tight there. They're actually, what, only four points from fifth place in what might be Champions League football next season. Five points off the top four. If they can get that home form going, you just never know.
Host (likely Dave Jones) 3:24
More live football for you on Wednesday. And it comes from the FIFA Women's Champions Cup. Corinthians take on Gotham FC. That's 12.15 Sky Sports Football. And it's taking place at Brentford's G-Tech Community Stadium. As is the second semi-final. When Arsenal get involved taking on the Moroccan side. 5.30 that one. Sky Sports Football. And as a once-in-a-generation storm hits, former detective-turned-teacher Jackie Ellis investigates a shocking crime in her small town. Starring Kelly Riley and Rafe Spall under salt marsh starts Friday on Sky Atlantic. Really entertaining stuff from Neil Dickinson tonight. Leeds really good in the first half and a great fight back from second, as is reflected in these first half, second half stats.
Host (likely Dave Jones) 4:14
You can see that Leeds with ten shots in the first half were right on top but Everton came back into it with six shots in the second half and all three of their efforts on target came in that second half in which they were really on top. Found the equalising goal but couldn't quite push for the winner. So they have to settle for a point apiece. Let's get some reaction first of all from the Everton dressing room we can hear from James Garner and the goalscorner Tina Barry with P Mullenstein.

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