“Joe Gelhardt fires Hull City ahead immediately after half-time, finishing a fast break assisted by Sorba Thomas's through ball.”
Pivotal“Everton respond quickly as Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall heads home from close range after a corner won following pressure from Jack Grealish.”
Pivotal“Thierno Barry puts Everton ahead with a powerful right-footed finish into the top corner, set up by Dewsbury-Hall shortly after a Hull free kick won in the attacking half.”
Pivotal“Substitute Mohamed Belloumi, just minutes after conceding a free kick, atones by curling in the equalizer from the center of the box to make it 2-2.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Everton controlled the game from the outset, racking up 65% possession and doubling Hull's shot count, but found themselves behind at the break when Joe Gelhardt punished a fast break just after half-time. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall dragged Everton level with a header from a corner before turning provider for Thierno Barry, whose rifled finish from the center of the box looked set to seal the points. Hull refused to fold, though, and substitute Mohamed Belloumi - introduced on 64 minutes - curled home the equalizer just six minutes after Barry's goal to make it 2-2. For Hull, battered defensively with 15 fouls conceded and only 35% of the ball, the result represents a hard-earned point against a technically superior side; for Everton, squandering six big chances and conceding from a sucker-punch first-half-ending passage will sting given their overall control of the match.
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Promoted Hull City welcome unbeaten Everton to the MKM Stadium with just a point separating the two sides in the early-season table. Hull are chasing a response after four games without a win, while Everton look to finally end a long away-day drought and keep their unbeaten run alive.