Leicester and Everton ended in a draw.
Seamus Coleman’s knee was twisted while handling Boubakary Soumare. PDO
Relegation rivals Leicester and Everton played out a 2-2 draw in Monday night’s only Premier League match.
Caglar Soyuncu and Jamie Vardy took Leicester to a 2–1 lead. Leicester had a good chance to double the lead in the extra time of the opening period, but James Maddison dribbled a spot in the middle of the goal straight by Jordan Pickford to jumps.
At the beginning of the second half Alex Iwobi with this 2–2 handicap.
Leicester rose above the relegation zone. Everton peek a point away.
– We will not have to return from Leicester empty-handed, but we are still below the line, Pickford summed up for Sky Sports.
– Now let’s roll up our sleeves and continue working hard with a fighting face.
The tail end of the Premier League
16. Leicester 34 -13 30
17. Leeds 34 -24 30
18. Nottingham 34 -32 30
19. Everton 34 -25 29
20. Southampton 34 -32 24
Anterior cruciate ligament injury?
Everton skipper Seamus Coleman were carried off the pitch on a stretcher at the end of the opening period. Boubakary Soumaren a hit in a pursuit situation twisted Coleman’s knee violently.
– It doesn’t look good, BBC commentator, ex-premier league player Michael Brown crystallized.
– It might be an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Soumare acknowledged the situation with a yellow card.
Seamus Coleman inspired Everton fans from the stretcher. PDO