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Jake O’Brien Equaliser Rescues Draw For Everton At Brentford After Yoane Wissa Opener

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Watch Brentford Vs Everton highlights as the Toffees snatched a point in West London after trailing at half time in Wednesday night’s Premier League clash.

Yoane Wissa had given the hosts a 1-0 lead the the break, before Irish fullback O’Brien restored parity 13 minutes from time.

David Moyes’ men then held on to take a point back to Merseyside and extend their unbeaten run to seven Premier League games.

Brentford started quickly, with Bryan Mbeumo heading a long throw onto the bar, before Wissa nodded in the rebound to give his side the lead.

The visitors had gone close twice through Beto, but the Guinea-Bissau international could not convert.

He first wasted a one-on-one opportunity against Flekken in goal, before forcing a save minutes later.

After the Break, Flekken was again on hand to stop Jack Harrison’s corner going directly in, before Carlos Alcaraz narrowly missed from the edge of the area.

Wissa saw a second goal of the evening ruled out by the linesman’s flag, with Everton eventually grabbing an equaliser.

O’Brien got on the end of a low cross from Vitalii Mykolenko to finally beat Flekken in the closing stages.

While a fairly even contest, the Brentford keeper deserves some plaudits for his work in denying Everton for as long as he did.

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The results sees Brentford remain in 11th place in the Premier League table. With 38 points, they are unlikely to challenge the European places but are comfortably clear of any relegation threat.

Everton, meanwhile, drop one place to 15th, owing to Manchester United’s 3-2 victory against Ipswich Town.

The Toffees are also well above the drop zone, with 32 points putting them 15 above the bottom three.

Next up, Brentford host Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday, with Everton travelling to Wolves later on the same day.