A detailed record of Everton Reserves' season in the FA Reserve/U-21 Premier League (Northern Section)
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FA PREMIER RESERVE LEAGUE (North Section)
RESULTS AND FIXTURES, 2003-04 Fixtures list at the Official Everton Website
FA PREMIER RESERVE LEAGUE (NORTH), 2003-04
RESERVE MATCH DETAILS, 2003-04
Bolton Wanderers 1 - 4 Everton
Everton: P Gerrard; O'Hanlon, B Moogan, A Gerrard, Clarke; Schumacher, Alexandersson, A Moogan, Garside (82' Symes); Osman (90' Barry), McLeod. Subs not used: Turner, M Jones, Fox. Scorers: Osman (22', 30' pen:87'), A Moogan (33') Yellow Cards: Schumacher (18') Red Cards: � Ref: Mr S Pickavance Att: 450
Steve Mine: Another first tonight, the County Ground, Leyland (home of the Lancashire FA). The pitch looks superb, better than Bury last season � that was a mud flat.
Half time: Bolton Wanderers 1 - 3 Everton
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Everton 2 - 4 Newcastle United
Everton: Turner; Hibbert, B Moogan, O'Hanlon, Weir; Schumacher, Alexandersson, Li Tie; Rooney, Garside, A Moogan. Subs not used: A Gerrard, Gallagher, Barry, Booth, Fox. Scorers: Rooney (50', 70') Yellow Cards: Hibbert (88') Red Cards: � Ref: # Att: 2,130
Steve Milne: Most of the 2,130 crowd came to see one player tonight, and all the kids in the main stand had Rooney shirts on. He could have been at Portman Road; instead, he is here at Southport on the fitness trail.
Half time: Everton 0 - 1 Newcastle United
A great run out for Rooney, a full 90 mins; a start on Saturday?
Everton 5 - 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Everton: Turner; Hibbert, B Moogan, O'Hanlon, Weir; Carsley (60' A Moogan), Alexandersson, Nyarko (60' Schumacher); Chadwick, Ferguson (60' Pascucci), Osman. Subs not used: Symes, A Gerrard. Scorers: Ferguson (18', 58'), O'Hanlon (34'), Pascucci (72'), Chadwick (89') Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: I Nolan Att: 863
Steve Milne:
Half time: Everton 2 - 0 Wolves
Aston Villa 6 - 2 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; Potter, B Moogan, O�Hanlon, Gerrard; Nyarko, Carsley, Schumacher (58' A Moogan); Chadwick, Osman, Alexandersson. Subs not used: Turner, Pascucci, Symes, Brown. Scorers: Chadwick (43', 80'). Yellow Cards: Alexandersson (87'). Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Harris Att: 397
Steve Milne: Half of me wanted to stay and go to see England Under-21s play at Goodison Park, but as the reserves where playing on the same night, so Villa Park it was. We lost to a better side, the score was a bit harsh; Chadwick looked good, he could have scored 5 himself.
Half Time: Aston Villa 2 - 1 Everton
Everton 3 - 0 Manchester City
Everton: Turner; O'Hanlon (46' B Moogan), Unsworth, Clarke, Weir; Nyarko, Osman (86' A Moogan), Carsley; Chadwick, Pascucci (69' Schumacher), McFadden. Subs not used: Gallagher, Symes. Scorers: Chadwick (24', pen:37'), Nyarko (77'). Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr G Turner Att: 1,113
Steve Milne: Another double-header today, just made the kick off, as the traffic was bad on the road back from Derby and the Under-17's game this afternoon. The best bits (McFadden & Nyarko in midfield):
Half time: Everton 2 - 0 Manchester City
Sunderland 1 - 2 Everton
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, Wilson, Clarke, Gerrard; Nyarko, Barry, Li Tie; Campbell (82' Hughes), Pascucci (82' Hopkins), A Moogan. Subs not used: Lynch, Gallagher, Fox. Scorers: Campbell (11'), A Moogan (23'). Yellow Cards: B Moogan (32'), Wilson (55'), Li Tie (71'). Red Cards: � Ref: Mr G Turner Att: 770
Steve Milne: I was sitting with a chap from the Sunderland Echo; he was bending my ear most of the game how they have been undefeated all season. He had to re write his piece for the next night: "BLACK CATS LICKED BY THE TOFFEES" ...
Half time: Sunderland 1 - 2 Everton
Second half was a bit of a let down, we defended well, the only real chance that we had fell to Li Tie, he had a couple of shots both on target but saved with ease by ex Everton keeper Thomas Myhre.
Liverpool 1 - 0 Everton
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, A Moogan, Clarke (c), Weir; Nyarko, Li Tie, Linderoth; Campbell, Chadwick, Jeffers. Subs not used: Pascucci, Gallagher, Hughes, Barry, Wilson. Scorers: None. Yellow Cards: [Clarke (13',25')] Campbell, Chadwick Red Cards: Clarke (25') Ref: R L Lewis; Att: 3,633
Steve Milne: We are at Chester tonight for the mini derby; Andy Holder fielded a strong front line-up. The best bits:
Half Time: Liverpool 0 - 0 Everton
Everton 3 - 2 Manchester United
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, Wilson, Clarke, Hughes (73' Barry); Nyarko, Li Tie, Schumacher; Campbell, Chadwick, A Moogan. Subs not used: Pascucci, Gallagher, Brown, A Gerrard. Scorers: Chadwick (18', 61'), Campbell (41'). Yellow Cards: Schumacher (56�) Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Matadar; Att: 2,653
Steve Milne: Yet another fairly strong line up tonight, with Kevin Campbell looking to find full fitness. He was up front with Nick Chadwick (but no Franny Jeffers):
Half time Everton 2 - 0 Manchester United
Man United throw all they have at Everton, who hold on for the last few moments of the game. Final score: 3-2.
Everton 1 - 1 West Bromwich Albion
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, Wilson, Gerrard, Hughes; Schumacher, Osman, Li Tie; Jeffers, Chadwick (48' Brown), A Moogan. Subs not used: Lake, Barry, Pascucci, Fox. Scorers: A Moogan (6'). Yellow Cards: Osman, Brown. Red Cards: � Ref: Mr D Birkett; Att: 684
Steve Milne: Another young side tonight, only Franny Jeffers, Li Tie & Nick Chadwick of note in the line up.
Iain Turner only had a couple of things to do in the first half, a couple of long range shots over the bar, and two cross / shots sliding past the far post.
Half time: Everton 1 - 0 West Bromwich Albion
At the end of the game a draw was a fair result.
Birmingham City 1 - 1 Everton
Everton: Wright; B Moogan, Unsworth, Clarke, Gerrard; Nyarko, Alexandersson, Schumacher, Li Tie; Pascucci, A Moogan. Subs not used: Barry, Turner, Hughes, Wilson. Lynch. Scorers: Nyarko . Yellow Cards: Li Tie (21'), Gerrard (65'), Clarke (75'). Red Cards: � Ref: Mr K A Wolmer Att: 451
Steve Milne: With just one striker in the line-up (and he is a young 17-year-old at that) it was always going to be hard to break down the Birmingham defence tonight. The best bits:
Half time: Birmingham City 0 - 0 Everton
Everton 1 - 1 Blackburn Rovers
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, Wilson, Clarke, Gerrard; Schumacher, Brown, A Moogan; Pascucci, Osman, Barry. Subs not used: Hughes, Gallagher, Fox, Hopkins, Lynch. Scorers: Osman (pen:36'). Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr D Storrie; Att: 411
Steve Milne: The Under 19�s were in action tonight, with Peter Clarke and Leon Osman the only two players with any kind of first team experience. Just what does Peter Clarke have to do to get a chance in the first team? Tonight�s action:
Half time: Everton 1 - 1 Blackburn Rovers
Middlesbrough 0 - 1 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; B Moogan, Unsworth, Clarke, Wilson; Gerrard, Osman, Alexandersson (75' Brown); A Moogan, Jeffers, Chadwick. Subs not used: Turner, Hughes, Pascucci, Wynne. Scorers: Chadwick (23'), Osman (84') Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Messias Att: 195
Liverpool Echo: Leon Osman was again Everton Reserves' striking hero, grabbing a late goal to secure all three points in a 2- 1 win at Middlesbrough. In difficult weather conditions at Billingham Synthonia's ground, the visitors, who included David Unsworth, Franny Jeffers and Nick Chadwick, deserved the points.
Osman went close after 10 minutes and then Chadwick, back in the side after injury, forced Turnbull to save. The home side threatened on a couple of occasions but Steve Simonsen was alert for the Blues. Turnbull thought he had thwarted Chadwick on 23 minutes only for Laurence Wilson to put the ball back into the penalty area. The striker made sure at the second attempt to put the Blues ahead.
Jeffers should have made it two but first his shot went wide and then he saw Taylor clear. Middlesbrough fought their way back into the game on 63 minutes, Gary Smith steering an unstoppable shot past Simonsen. After the equaliser the home side threatened the Everton goal on more than one occasion but the Blues made 'Boro pay for their missed chances when Leon Osman fired home near the end.
Everton 2 - 2 Aston Villa
Everton: Turner; Wynne, Wilson, Gerrard, Clarke; Alexandersson, Osman, Li Tie; Chadwick (88' Pascucci), Jeffers, A Moogan. Subs not used: Gallagher, Hughes, Fox, Barry. Scorers: Ridgewell (og:10'), Jeffers (16') Yellow Cards: Clarke Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Hayward; Att: 437
Liverpool Echo: The Reserves came close to ending Aston Villa's unbeaten record, only to be denied by substitute Peter Hynes's equaliser. Everton were given an early shock by the league leaders when, after just 53 seconds, Luke Moore caused the Blues defence problems with his skill and when the ball eventually fell to Stephen Cooke he volleyed home past Iain Turner.
The Blues were soon level though. Francis Jeffers hassled Liam Ridgewell and forced the Villa defender to lob his own keeper. Everton went from strength to strength and were in front on 16 minutes. Jeffers latched onto Niclas Alexandersson's cross and the Blues striker held off a defender to rifle his shot home.
Villa worked hard to get in the game and might have done so on 33 minutes when Luke Moore's cross just eluded his brother Stefan. Everton were continuing to cause their own problems and should have increased their lead but Anthony Gerrard's header was straight at Stefan Postma.
The visitors were a real threat after the break and went close with efforts from both the Moore brothers and Steven Foley. Peter Hynes replaced Jamie Ward on 68 minutes and within two minutes had levelled. A corner from the left was cleared by Everton but only to Hynes, who blasted his shot past Turner.
Everton responded positively and went close to regaining the lead on 72 minutes when Leon Osman shot just over from inside the box. Francis Jeffers looked odds on to score but Postma was brave to deny the Everton striker with his legs.
Villa might have done better on 84 minutes when Ridgewell come close to making up for his earlier own goal, but dragged his shot wide.
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 - 2 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; Wynne, Pistone (46' Wilson), Clarke, Carsley; Gerrard, Gemmill, Alexandersson (64' Brown); Osman, A Moogan, Li Tie. Subs not used: Turner, Lynch, Brown , Hughes. Scorers: Osman (24', 29') Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr R Vaughan Att: 621
Steve Milne: With the big fella still out, Nick Chadwick on his way to Millwall (on loan) Francis Jeffers with a back strain, all that leaves is Leon Osman up front on his own. First half:
Half time: Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 - 1 Everton
Manchester City 3 - 2 Everton
Everton: Turner; O�Hanlon, Wilson, Clarke, Nyarko; Osman, Watson, Gemmill ; Campbell (73' A Moogan), Ferguson, Alexandersson. Subs not used: Symes, A Gerrard, Wynne, Hughes, Pascucci. Scorers: Gemmill (63'), Ferguson (65') Yellow Cards: Gemmill (31') Red Cards: � Ref: Mr S Bratt Att: 516
Steve Milne: Well we have some good news and some bad news. First, the good news: Christmas is coming and I have asked Santa for a few points over the Christmas fixtures. Now for the bad news: We lost last night, (although we did score a couple)...
A return to action for Steve Watson, he missed a sitter in the first few seconds of the game, Alexandersson with the cross from the left, Osman with a nice layoff across the box, Alexandersson miss hit his shot and put it wide.
Half time: Manchester City 0 - 0 Everton
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Everton 0 - 2 Liverpool
Everton: Simonsen; Wynne, Pistone, Clarke, O'Hanlon; Gemmill, Alexandersson, Schumacher (59' A Moogan (80' M Symes)); Osman, Li Tie, McFadden. Subs not used: Turner, A Gerrard, B Moogan Scorers: None Yellow Cards: Clarke (55') Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Matador Att: 3,729
Steve Milne: After the mid-season break, we are back in action tonight, and a visit from the dark side brings in a full house, well the one main stand was full, and a couple of hundred in the standing areas. So to the best bits:
Half Time: Everton 0 - 0 Liverpool
Manchester United 1 - 2 Everton
Everton: Turner; B Moogan, Fox, Clarke, Weir (35' Wilson); Gemmill, Watson, Nyarko (72' Schumacher), Osman; Li Tie (81' Brown), Alexandersson, Subs not used: Symes, Pascucci. Scorers: Watson (55'), Alexandersson (66') Yellow Cards: Gemmill (68�) Red Cards: � Ref: Mr A Green Att: 823
Steve Milne: With eight Everton players who have had first team experience, and a few of them on the comeback trail, David Weir and Steve Watson were looking to Sunday if they get through tonight�s game. The best bits;
Half time: Manchester United 1 - 0 Everton
Newcastle United 0 - 0 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; Wynne, Fox, Gerrard, Clarke; Schumacher, Brown, Wilson (46' B Moogan); Symes, Pascucci (59' Lynch), Barry. Subs not used: Hughes, Turner, Boyle. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: # Ref: Mr J Moss Att: 428
Sorry, no report from Steve Milne
West Bromwich Albion 1 - 0 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; Wynne, Fox, Hughes, A Gerrard; Gemmill, Watson, Barry; Chadwick, Symes (64' Pascucci), Wilson. Subs not used: Lake, Lynch, B Moogan, Potter. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: # Ref: Mr M E Murphy Att: #
Sorry, no report from Steve Milne...
Blackburn Rovers 1 - 0 Everton
Everton: Wright; B Moogan, Fox, Nyarko (80' Brown), Carsley; Weir, Gemmill, A Gerrard; Chadwick, Jeffers, McFadden. Subs not used: Gallagher, Wilson, Hughes, Symes. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: McFadden. Red Cards: Weir (83'). Ref: Mr C Harwood Att: 409
Everton 1 - 1 Leeds United
Everton: R Wright; S Wright, Fox, Carsley (46' Harris), Weir; Hopkins (89' Pascucci), Wilson, A Gerrard; Chadwick, Symes, McFadden (69' Boyle). Subs not used: Lake, Hughes. Scorers: Symes (3') Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr A R Hendley Att: 370
Everton 0 - 0 Middlesbrough
Everton: R Wright; Wynne, Fox, Hughes, A Gerrard; B Moogan, Seargeant, Booth; Lynch (77' Hopkins), Pascucci, Wilson Subs not used: Lake, Harris, Potter, S Wright. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr R Lewis Att: 327
Leeds United 0 - 0 Everton
Everton: Simonsen; Wynne, Fox, Hughes, A Gerrard; Schumacher, Fowler, Wilson; Pascucci, Hopkins, Boyle. Subs not used: Lake, Potter, S Wright, Flood, Jones. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr S C Pickavance Att: 855
Steve Milne: As the season begins to wind down, the reserves in mid-table, the young guns are out tonight, with just one player with first team experience; we may have a game on our hands tonight. The best bits:
Second half: Much better; we had the better chances, with Andrew Fowler doing all the damage.
At the end a fair 0-0 result.
Everton 1 - 0 Bolton Wanderers
Everton: Simonsen; Potter, Fox, Clarke, Weir (60' A Gerrard); Schumacher, Brown, B Moogan; Pascucci, Lynch, Booth. Subs not used: Lake, Flood, Jones, Martland. Scorers: Pascucci (3') Yellow Cards: Schumacher Red Cards: � Ref: Mr M Matadar Att: 306
Steve Milne: Another great evening for football, Andy Holden fielding a youngish side, just Steve Simonsen, Peter Clarke, David Weir with any senior service.
Half Time: Everton 1 - 0 Bolton Wanderers
Everton 1 - 0 Birmingham City
Everton: R Wright; Wynne, Fox, Hughes, S Wright; Schumacher, Fowler (68' Harris), B Moogan; Vaughan, Pascucci (74' Anichebe), Booth. Subs not used: Lake, Hopkins, Wilson. Scorers: Fox (44') Yellow Cards: Schumacher Red Cards: � Ref: � Att: #
Steve Milne: Yet another very young line up tonight, and not many in the crowd either, still the TV game may have something to do with that, rather than who is on the pitch.
The only real attack of the first half, in fact the only note I made in the book.
Half time: Everton 1 - 0 Birmingham City
Everton 0 - 2 Sunderland
Everton: Turner; Potter, Fox, Clarke, A Gerrard; Schumacher, Wynne (74' Harris), B Moogan; Vaughan, Pascucci (77' Hughes), Booth. Subs not used: Lake, S Wright, Fowler. Scorers: None Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: # Ref: � Att: 231
Half Time 0-0
LIVERPOOL SENIOR CUP, 2002-03 & 2003-04
Southport 1 - 2 Everton
Everton: Turner; O'Hanlon, B Moogan, A Gerrard, Clarke; Schumacher (46' A Moogan), Li Tie, Alexandersson, McLeod; Chadwick (46' Pascucci), Ferguson. Subs not used: Barry. Scorers: Ferguson, Chadwick Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr J Tatton Att: #
Steve Milne: This game has carried over from last season. Normally these ties are in the middle of winter, and it makes a nice change to watch the game in the warmth. So, with a fairly strong line-up, here are the best bits:
Half time: Southport 0 - 2 Everton
Full time. Marine in the semi final next month...
Marine 0 - 2 Everton
Everton: from: Gallagher, Lake, B Moogan, Wilson, A Gerrard, Hughes, A Moogan, Brown, Schumacher, Hopkins, Barry, Wynne, Fox, Garside, Seargeant, S Wright. Symes Subs not used: # Scorers: Hopkins (35'), Symes (70'). Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: # Ref: � Att: 230
Tranmere Rovers 1 - 2 Everton
Everton: Gallagher; Wynne, Fox, A Gerrard, O'Hanlon; Gemmill, Brown, Schumacher; Symes, Wilson (56' Lynch), A Moogan. Subs not used: Barry, Potter, Hughes. Scorers: Lynch, Gemmill Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: # Ref: � Att: #
Southport 0 - 1 Everton
Everton: Lake; Wright, Fox, Hughes, A Gerrard; B Moogan {c}, Wynne, Harris; Pascucci (88' Potter), O'Donnell (88' Vaughan), Seargeant. Subs not used: Fowler, Anichebe, Kearney. Scorers: B Moogan Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr G Cain Att: 574
Everton 1- 1 Liverpool (aet: Everton lost 8-9 on Penalties)
Everton: Lake; Wynne, Boyle, Wright, Hughes; Fox, Seargeant (80' Kissock), A Gerrard; Hopkins, Anichebe (45' Irving), Phelan (77? Vaughan?). Subs not used: . Scorers: Anichebe Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: ?? Att:
The match was played as an Academy Under-18 fixture in preparation for the 2004-05 season when the FA Premier Youth Academy format changes. There will be no more Under-17 or Under-19 teams � just one Academy Under-18 team playing in a competitive league. With the new format, three over-age Under-19 players are allowed in the team, plus the goalkeeper.
The game centred around the final 20 minutes of the first half. After a bright start by Everton, Liverpool came close to scoring with a free header from seven yards out that went wide. Everton then began to take command. After 25 minutes Paul Hopkins forced a good save with a low drive. From the following corner, Everton deservedly took the lead when 15-year-old Victor Anichebe climbed highest to head the ball into the bottom corner of the Liverpool net.
Four minutes later Liverpool missed a penalty, given away by Patrick Boyle's handball. Despite sending Sean Lake the wrong way from the spot, Liverpool's Mannix hit the post. It was almost 2-0 for Everton on 36 minutes when a miscued clearance struck the head of Anichebe but this time his effort landed inches wide with the Liverpool goalie stranded.
Liverpool equalised after they had missed yet another penalty three minutes before the break. Kelly was brought down by Mark Hughes. Mannix missed for the second time when Lake saved well but he put away the rebound to make it 1-1.
Both sides had great chances to win the game in the second half. Everton went close when substitute James Vaughan headed wide then Liverpool did the same, glancing a header just wide from close range.
Liverpool had a real chance to win it 10 minutes from time but they were quickly closed down by an excellent last ditch challenge from Mark Hughes. A minute later, Paul Hopkins went so close with a brilliant overhead scissor kick effort that landed just wide of Willis' right hand post. Liverpool looked likely to win with four minutes remaining their effort was superbly saved by Lake.
Two minutes later a mistake almost proved costly for Liverpool but Vaughan's stinging drive was saved after a delightful backheel from Hopkins. Then Liverpool missed a great chance their striker blazing over the bar from close range when he really should have at least hit the target.
Following a 1-1 draw after normal time, extra-time followed but the match was ultimately decided on penalties. In the previous two rounds of the competition Liverpool won both times on penalties. Hopkins missed one early on by Sean Lake guessed right to make two fine saves that kept Everton in it. But Liverpool eventually won when their keeper Paul Willis saved the ninth? Everton penalty and then scored the winner himself to give Liverpool the Liverpool Senior Cup.
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RESERVES � APPEARANCES, 2003-04
Reserves players leaving Everton at the end of the season included: Scott Brown Michael Symes Craig Garside Brian Moogan Steven Schumacher
Reserves players leaving Everton at the end of the season included:
PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES, 2003
Leigh RMI 1 - 1 Everton
Everton: Turner; Potter, B Moogan, O'Hanlon, A Gerrard; Schumacher, Osman, A Moogan (75' Brown); Chadwick, Pascucci, McLeod. Subs not used: Lake, Flood, Barry, Fox Scorers: Osman (32') Yellow Cards: � Red Cards: � Ref: Mr I Nolan Att: #
Rhyl 0 - 1 Everton
Everton: Turner; Potter, B Moogan, Perrinelle (46' Domboro), O'Hanlon (c); Schumacher, Brown, A Moogan; Garside, Pascucci, Barry. Subs not used: A Gerrard, Gallagher, Flood, Booth, Jones. Scorers: Pascucci (79') Yellow Cards: # Red Cards: # Ref: # Att: 534
Total Network Solutions 1 - 3 Everton
Everton: Wright; O'Hanlon, B Moogan, Clarke, A Gerrard; Carsley, Osman, Li Tie; Chadwick (67' Garside), Pascucci, McLeod. Subs not used: Schumacher, Brown, Turner, Barry, Potter. Scorers: Aggrey (og:41'), Chadwick (63'), Osman (71') Yellow Cards: # Red Cards: # Ref: # Att: 559
BBC: Everton goalkeeper Richard Wright could be fit for the start of the season after coming through a friendly. The England international, who underwent knee surgery at the end of last season, hurt his shoulder after falling off a ladder at home and missed virtually all of pre-season training. But the 25-year-old looked in good shape as a strong Everton XI cruised to victory over League of Wales side Total Network Solutions in the little village of Llansantffraid, just outside Oswestry.
Wright pulled off a couple of good early saves in the Toffees' 3-1 win although he could do little to prevent TNS taking the lead seven minutes before half-time through Jamie Wood's close-range effort. Jimmy Aggrey then steered the ball past his own keeper to pull Everton back on level terms a minute before the break. Nick Chadwick added another in the 63rd minute and the impressive Leon Osman rounded off the scoring in the 71st minute to secure a comfortable win.
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