- Bournemouth moved to the fifth round of the FA Cup after beating Everton 2-0
- Antoine Semenyo scored a penalty before Daniel Jebbison double his advantage
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
The last Everton tie in Goodison Park demonstrated a disaster for Captain James Tarkowski when Antoine Sememeyo once again became the nemesis of the Merseyside Club.
Semenyo, who had turned on Bournemouth's victory 3-2 in the same land in August, scored the first goal when Tarkowski cleaned it and turned the resulting penalty.
The Everton defender then gave Bournemouth before part time with a street pass to Marcus Tavernier who took Daniel Jebbison, 21, to add the second goal.
Everton improved after Charli Alcaraz was presented for his debut after a January loan movement of Flango and hit the carpentry three times without reward.
The result was not what David Moyes wanted to have won his previous three games, but at least he will not suffer the same destination as Dyche, who was fired after Everton's defeat in Bournemouth in January.
Everton now has to focus on continuing to be a Premier League club that moves for his Bramley-More stadium spring, with Liverpool next Wednesday.
Bournemouth arrived at the Fifth Round of the FA Cup after beating Everton 2-0
Antoine Semenyo won and turned a penalty into the first half to put the cherries ahead
Daniel Jebbison scored the second of the visitors after his messy effort on him
However, Bournemouth can continue to dream of an important first trophy in the history of his club.
“I am very satisfied,” said Cherries manager Andoni Iraola. 'We always try to be brave and start strongly. We will fight to reach the quarterfinals. It's about having soul and belief.
In Semezo, he added: 'He is in a lovely moment. He is working with Milos (Kerkez) very well on the left side.
Moyes made a single change that indicated how important the accessory considered, particularly with its club without a trophy since 1995.
But once Bournemouth goalkeeper Kepa had saved Unliman Ndiaye, visitors were always in the box seat.
After a quiet opening, the false war ended after 21 minutes when Semenge accelerated to Tarkowski and collapsed over the extended leg of the defender.
Despite the protests of the central half, he received the ball, referee John Brooks pointed to the place. There was no VAR to verify if the end had been out of play. Anyway, the penalty of Semenyo beat Jordan Pickford by Power.
The visitors almost doubled their leadership when Jebbison fell in Semenyo, whose shot was well blocked by Jarrad Branthwaite. But the second goal came before the interval.
Jebbison has now scored in the third and fourth round after being removed by the club
Semenyo was committed by Tarkowski in the place where he caused the return of August
The goalkeeper of the cherries Kepa Arrizabalaga made an early stop to deny Unliman Ndiaye
Jake O'Brien could only guide a heading from a short distance to the outside of the carpentry
A poor authorization from Tarkowski fell to Marcus Tovernier, who advanced to the edge of the penalty area and had a blocked shot.
The loose ball fell to Jebbison, whose initial short -distance effort hit Pickford, then recovered again in him.
It has been a reverse season for Jebbison, who fought on the loan in Watford until his retirement last month due to long -term injuries to Evanilson and Enes Unal. He has subsequently scored in the third and fourth round.
Everton increased his tempo in the second half and Alcaraz's energy had an impact.
His outbreak in the center of the field led him to win a free kick after 70 minutes. He assumed responsibility and pierced a shot against the position.
He raised the atmosphere and encouraged the local side. Jake O'Brien went against the outside of the erect and Jack Harrison also hit the carpentry with a curly cross that escaped everyone.
Bournemouth had his own possibilities with Jarrad Branthwaite cutting an authorization against his own crossbar. During the last minutes, Moyes sent the defender Michael Keane as an emergency front center.
“It was not our day, but at least we showed a little fierce sense,” said Everton's head. 'We grant two really terrible goals. The players who arrived in the second half gave us more energy.