Everton will have another chance to keep their top flight status when they host Crystal Palace on Thursday. theSun theSundaily Everton EVEBRE Lampard Richarlison Eriksen
Brentford's Rico Henry celebrates scoring their third goal with Vitaly Janelt and Yoane Wissa. REUTERSPIX: Yoane Wissa created one goal and scored another as Brentford compounded Everton’s Premier League relegation woes with a thrilling 3-2 victory at Goodison Park today that leaves the Merseyside club, who finished with nine men, still in peril.
But two headed goals in 121 seconds just past the hour mark from Wissa and Rico Henry, and a late red card for Salomon Rondon, handed Brentford a win that leaves Everton two points ahead of Burnley in the third relegation position with both sides having two games remaining. “It was a battle. The manager said we had to match the intensity and that’s what we did,” Henry told Sky Sports.
Coleman headed Wissa’s cross into his own net, before Richarlison won and converted a penalty, but Brentford used their numerical advantage to great effect and turned the screw in the second half.
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