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Match Ratings : Everton 1-2 Leicester City - Results & Man of the Match

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Saturday 7 January 2017, 15:00
The Emirates FA Cup
Goodison Park, Liverpool


Everton 1
Lukaku 63

Leicester City 2
Musa 66, 70


Total Votes: 99

 

FoxesTalk Man of the Match: Ahmed Musa

  1. (SUB) Ahmed Musa : 8.51
  2. Wilfred Ndidi : 8.15
  3. Nampalys Mendy : 7.64
  4. Kasper Schmeichel : 7.55
  5. Danny Drinkwater : 7.54
  6. Ben Chilwell : 7.30
  7. Demarai Gray : 7.29
  8. Robert Huth : 7.12
  9. Danny Simpson : 7.01
  10. Wes Morgan : 6.97
  11. Marc Albrighton : 6.91
  12. (SUB) Bartosz Kapustka : 6.69
  13. (SUB) Christian Fuchs : 6.37
  14. Leonardo Ulloa : 5.74

Team Performance: 7.20 (5/28)

 

Manager Performance: 7.81 (6/28)

 

Opposition Performance: 5.34 (22/28)

 

Officials Performance (Ref: Martin Atkinson): 6.49 (7/28)

 

Overall Manager Confidence: 89.90% (+1.35%)

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I wasn't at the game and I've only seen highlights but surprised that Albrighton has been rated so low considering his involvement in both goals.

Posted
1 minute ago, AKCJ said:

I wasn't at the game and I've only seen highlights but surprised that Albrighton has been rated so low considering his involvement in both goals.

Judging from the highlights, Chilwell was given the runaround by Deulofeu and Ndidi was at fault for at least two Everton (half) chances. Maybe fans that went are being extra generous towards our youngsters (or harsh on Albrighton) or the highlights don't give a true picture. Probably a bit of both :P

Posted

Yes, the highlights on the Everton site suggest Chilwell had a stinker. Presumably they don't tell the whole story. Not sure he is ready for regular prime time as a full back yet. Seems to get beaten too easily sometimes.

Posted

Chilwell played very well, yes he got beat easily for there goal, but he was probably only beaten on one other occasion in the match, I thought he had a really good match bar that one piece of poor defending.

Posted
1 hour ago, chrishlcfc said:

Chilwell played very well, yes he got beat easily for there goal, but he was probably only beaten on one other occasion in the match, I thought he had a really good match bar that one piece of poor defending.

Agreed - everyone who is calling out Chilwell for being beaten for the goal need to have a look at how easily Fuchs got beaten against Middlesbrough - it's only the fact that Traore has the end product of a sack of potatoes that meant they didn't lead to clear cut chances. Chilwell had an otherwise excellent game.

 

Agreed about Albrighton - defensively worked extremely hard, ran himself into the ground providing cover. Ndidi ratings probably slightly inflated by the fact it was his debut, and Drinkly slightly unfortunate - had another very good game.

Posted
4 hours ago, FraserSorensen said:

Agreed - everyone who is calling out Chilwell for being beaten for the goal need to have a look at how easily Fuchs got beaten against Middlesbrough - it's only the fact that Traore has the end product of a sack of potatoes that meant they didn't lead to clear cut chances. Chilwell had an otherwise excellent game.

 

Agreed about Albrighton - defensively worked extremely hard, ran himself into the ground providing cover. Ndidi ratings probably slightly inflated by the fact it was his debut, and Drinkly slightly unfortunate - had another very good game.

 

Fuchs got beaten because Traore is unbelievably fast. Delofeu (think it was him but haven't seen it again)  didn't seem to do anything to beat Chilwell. It wasn't a burst of pace or piece of great skill, he just seemed to run past him with ease. 

Posted

Drinkwater was rarely mentioned on the audio commentary or Twitter. Can anyone who was there and rated him highly explain? Did the Ndidi, Mendy, Drinkwater 3 work really well?

Posted

I was there and felt Mendy was our best midfielder. Controlled the game. Ndidi was brilliant too. Drinky was quite quiet for first half an hour. But when musa came on it allowed ndidi and Mendy to move 15 yards further up the pitch, that in turn gave Drinkwater more freedom to express himself higher up the pitch and I thoughr second half he was back to what we know from Drinkwater. 

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