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Everton’s goal against Tottenham through Jack Harrison was “perfectly ok,” as chief football writer Phil McNulty of BBC Sport said.

In the Premier League match at Goodison Park, the Toffees winger equalized after Guglielmo Vicario, the visiting goalkeeper, claimed he was fouled during the build-up.

Vicario just wasn’t strong enough to handle a corner in the FA Cup match against Spurs, and to say Everton noticed was an understatement, according to McNulty of BBC Sport. That was the beginning of this.

“At Goodison Park, Victorino was lackluster once more, particularly in the first half when Jack Harrison finally provided the finishing touch for Everton’s opening goal.

“The Spurs keeper has performed admirably this season, but it appears that future opponents will target this as a weakness with ruthlessness. Vicario needs to resolve this on his own, or Ange Postecoglou needs to figure out a method to resolve it for him—maybe by surrounding him with defenders, perhaps.

Postecoglou is unable to provide any complaints. On Saturday, both Everton’s goal and City’s winner were excellent.

Everton secures a big point.
At Goodison Park on Saturday, February 3, Tottenham’s Vicario was unquestionably the focus of Everton’s primary strategies. The goalie was frequently poured on during free kicks and corners by the home team.

Even if Dyche was compelled to refute it, it was undoubtedly part of his strategy, and it seemed to be working.

In stoppage time, Jarrad Branthwaite salvaged a point for the Toffees again from a free-kick, but Harrison tapped home his team’s first of the game from a corner.

For the Merseyside club, who searched for all of the