- Everton extended his career undefeated to six games after a 1-1 draw with West Ham
- Jake O'Brien scored so that the toffee levels the matter in minute 91
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There was an excellent touch, after the impressive final of the game, when David Moyes marched to recognize West Ham fans and were offered rich applause in return.
The afternoon events revealed precisely why so many friends had.
West Ham, better, more clear, more technically effective on the sides, owed its goal to two of the signings of Moyes that remained legacies of their management of West Ham when the club let him out through the door.
Jarod Bowen and Tomas Soucek were so typical of the type of players they find: without complications with a work ethic that does not break the bank.
Bowen had been the brilliant light of the game when he danced around the edge of the Everton box right beyond the hour and tied a ball to Soucek, who was maneuvered around the ball that bounced and hit the opener.
The undefeated streak of Moyes, nine games of the league now, seemed to finish until that same eye for a player to pay his new club a late dividend.
Everton was able to save a point against West Ham to draw 1-1 at Goodison Park on Saturday
Thomas Soucek opened the score for visitors in the 67th minute with a curly shot
Jake O'Brien equaled in the 91st minute: his first goal for the toffee since he joined last July
David Moyes' impression is still in West Ham's team, and fans showed their love for him
This time it was Jake O'Brien, the back of the right that had been languishing on the banks until Moyes arrived here.
The 23 -year -old Irishman, whose ability to find dangerous positions brought a strong salvation of Alphense Areola in the first half, was in the six -yard box to go home La Cruz Volada de Idrissa Gueye and win his Everton point.
Moyes will ask why four Everton defenders grouped around Soucek did nothing to avoid scoring and regrets Carlos Alcaraz rolling a shot centimeters wide to death.
But West Ham should have breastfeed a lot. They were more the most energetic, alert and creative side. The intensity of his press, squeezing Everton's life sometimes, and the ability to recover six behind the ball in order paid after losing possession told us that Graham Potter is moving forward.
Bowen was everywhere, fast of thought and movement, showing bright feet in confined spaces. Time is still for such a player in a way as this. In a beautiful moment in the first moment when he paused, he allowed a bounce of the ball and unraveled a shot that Jordan Pickford touched. It was one of the two excellent instinctive salvages of England's goalkeeper.
“They have a great team,” Moyes said about West Ham, in the end. 'I know, I spent a lot of money there. I have built links with most of them. Thomas scoring was a blow, but it doesn't surprise me. Everton provided low equivalent quality. The delivery of the flanks was poor. The center of the field lacks vision.
West Ham fans running in the sun had sung 'European champions, we know what we are'. The man at the Casa excavó gave them that trophy of the UEFA Conference League. They have not forgotten.