What a save by Pickford. And then another!
After having a couple of really dodgy seasons he's been much better this year.
After having a couple of really dodgy seasons he's been much better this year.
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Not going to lie that’s up there with one of the best saves I’ve ever seen.
Spurs 2-0 up
The follow up save was so good. Imagine if it crossed the line though
Great work from Pickford. Couple of worldies in there.
That is genuinely incredible stuff from Pickford
Lads he got cunted in the face, it's hardly superman antics.
Yep fair play Pickford that was world class goalkeeping.
Just checked score, Everton on 22% possession ?
But goals win games?
But goals win games?
The save before that was, though
feck was that
yeah the speed and awareness as he got back across his goal was brilliant.
how is silva not penalised there?
football rules really make no sense sometimes
football rules really make no sense sometimes
He stuck his hands out forward as well rather than letting the ball come to him which helped.
Yep, it was a big goal by Everton standards.
Never liked Everton - small time club who still act like they're a big deal.
Surely this is the end of Rodgers at Leicester? They're currently closer to relegation than any of the European places.
They're in a european semifinal, though, no?
Wait Werner was on the pitch? Thought he was getting ready to be subbed on
If he somehow wins the Europa Conference League he will qualify for the Europa League. If they go out of that he could be in trouble.
That's 2 big headed chances that Havertz has missed in the last 2 matches.
Is he always this wasteful in front of goal?
Is he always this wasteful in front of goal?
Lukaku looks thrilled on the bench
SIAP: If City and Pool finish level on points, goal difference, and goals scored (an increasing possibility) will there then be a playoff match on a neutral site to settle it all ?
why has that guy got 2 elastic bands round his fingers 
To be fair to him, he's not really a striker. He's just playing there because their actual striker is a massive fecking donkey.
Isn't there some good teams still left in the Conference League?
Doesn't something stupid like fair play rating come into it at some point?
goes to head to head record, who won the first game?
Allan looks more like a drug lord than a footballer.
If Leicester win, they'll play either Feyernoord or Marseille in the final
They would share the trophy
This year's title being decided by who's better at avoiding yellows for snidey fouls between Thiago and Fernandinho would be very fitting tbf.
They have to get past Roma away to get to a final. Feyenoord and Marseille in the other I think.
Fernandinho barely played though
I wonder if Allan will get a touch on the ball today.
So Pool would technically be on 19.5One asterisk and half a trophy would be quite alright from our point of view
19½*
Be good if they actually cut the trophy in half.
Pretty cnuty from the Everton fans to kick the ball away when Mendy put it out for Richarlison faking an injury.....pretty cnuty club at the moment in general.
Has the Premier League title ever been shared?
The Premier League title has never been shared, but should two teams finish with the same number of points, goal difference, and goals scored, then they would share the trophy.
It's not outlandish it could happen given the fact that both Manchester City and Liverpool are nearly even on both tiebreakers, including the goals scored department (86 to 84).
In addition to the 2011-2012 scenario which saw the two Manchester teams finish even on points, the Premier League has seen five seasons in which the title was decided by a single point. Manchester United were involved in four of them: