Late Digne equaliser denies Watford
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What happened in the dramatic finish at Goodison Park?
Well, dramatic finish at Goodison Park. Lucas Dean with almost the final kick of the game. Deep in injury time, his first Everton goal, and it's a big point that he's saved for his team tonight and for Marco Silva, the former Watford manager, of course, in charge of Everton now. Is the draw a fair result, do you think, Gary? Do you agree with what Jamie had to say on that?
I think so, maybe overall. Let's just think from Watford's point of view, which was a question you asked me before, which was, you know, how will they feel? They'll feel devastated because, to be fair, you expect that Everton will get chances. They will be potentially even dominant at home against Watford. But I think Everton will be the happier team in the dressing room at the end, salvaging a point out of a game which they looked like they were going to lose.
So close it was for Watford. Let's hear from Ben Foster, who, remember, had saved the penalty, and Troy Deeney speaking with Geoff Shreves.
Does it feel like a defeat? Yeah, because it's a shame for this man next to me. He's been great for weeks now and he deserves some more points on the board for the times he's kept us in games.
Is the draw between Everton and Watford a fair result?
But no, we feel like a defeat. You've got to give a bit of credit to the boys putting in the top bin in the last minute. So you give credit where it's due. But we just feel that we were probably the better team in terms of know-how and stuff. We played the game really well. We were always going to create chances and we took a few today. And when you come away from home, if you score two, you should normally win a game. Do you agree? Does it feel galling when it's so late in the game?
Yeah, last kick of the game pretty much. Like Troy said there, fair play to the lads. 1-0 down, which is easy to feel hard done by because from what I hear it's fairly offside and fairly obvious. But they stuck to it, they kept going, got two good goals. And then, like I say, to let the goal in like we did at the last minute, it's very disappointing, but we can take a lot from it at least. Even Mill, disappointing, where you've saved the penalty.
How do Watford players feel after the late equaliser?
So you let on from somebody who's normally prolific. It's just, you know, dive and hope for the best. And it was one of them, really. It was similar to what Jordan saved a few weeks ago, didn't he? Just booted it away. But like I say, it's all about them ones in front of me. They did really well to get back into it. And, you know, it feels a little bit like a defeat, but, you know. Troy, how much were you fired up by, in the start of the second half, the fact that you felt that some of the decisions just didn't go your way in that first half?
No, it's one of them. The refs have got a tough job. I'm not one of them guys to come out and start hammering them. It's a tough job. We, as players, just want a bit of... bit of respect when we're talking and you know it's a lot of stuff we're doing nowadays is about respect for referees but also at the same time when they make a mistake we don't highlight that obviously we do in certain instances but in this instance we didn't highlight it we just tried to have a chat with him and found that he farmed us off so that at that point
What did Ben Foster say about the penalty save?
That got us fired up, that was the team's work done because we felt like the whole world was against us and as you can see, come out, showed what we were about, some good goals, some high energy, great pressing, everyone getting stuck in, everyone fighting and unfortunately it just fell a bit short but there'll be a lot of people that will struggle to win games here so we'll take the draw and we'll move on to Cardiff next week.
It must be agonising after what happened last season as well. Never won here. You were so close, even closer this time. Like Troy said there, it's a really difficult place to come. The crowd get behind them, it really lifts them. So for us to get back in the game like we did, it's all credit to our lads. We've got a big game for ourselves on Saturday now against Cardiff and hopefully we can get three points from that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened in the dramatic finish at Goodison Park?
0:05–1:06
2
Is the draw between Everton and Watford a fair result?
1:06–1:54
3
How do Watford players feel after the late equaliser?
1:54–2:45
4
What did Ben Foster say about the penalty save?
2:45–3:38
5
What caused Watford to feel hard done by during the match?
3:38–4:22
6
How did Everton's performance change in the second half?
4:22–4:52
7
What were the key moments leading to Watford's goals?
4:52–5:26
8
How do the hosts assess the overall impact of the match on both teams?
5:26–46:29
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