Cruel Dominic Calvert-Lewin Everton hit after the truth about Richarlison surfaced
Jarrad Branthwaite, despite his limited Premier League experience, showcased significant growth in this season for Everton. In a defining moment, the young center-back demonstrated maturity, especially in his aerial ability, as he scored a crucial goal against Tottenham Hotspur in stoppage time.
Although Branthwaite, at 21, has played only 25 Premier League matches, he has stood out against experienced strikers this season.
The tall Everton defender’s prowess in attacking set-pieces, particularly evident in his goal against Tottenham’s goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, emphasizes the potential for more goals from such situations for Everton.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Everton’s number nine, has faced a scoring drought since his goal at West Ham United. Despite the misfortune of having a goal credited to a teammate, Jack Harrison, instead of himself in the recent match, Calvert-Lewin’s resilience and contribution to the team are evident.
His goal-scoring struggles persist, but his consistent presence on the field is a positive sign.
Richarlison, despite his revered status among Evertonians, showed no sentiment in scoring against his former club. The Brazilian netted twice in his return to Goodison Park, demonstrating his continued goal-scoring prowess.
The mutual respect between Richarlison and the fans was evident, even with his subdued celebrations and applause from sections of the home crowd after his opening goal.
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