There was nothing separate Brentford from Everton either on the balance of play, or on the scoreboard, as the Bees and Toffees played to a 1-1 draw

Right back Jake O’Brien scored his first goal for Everton as the Merseyside club came from behind to draw 1-1 at Brentford on Wednesday and stretch their unbeaten run in the Premier League under returning manager David Moyes to seven games.

Brentford’s winless head-to-head run against Everton extended to six matches as the Bees let their lead slip late on to draw 1-1, with their wait for a home Premier League win in 2025 continuing as a result.

Everton's 'new manager bounce' under David Moyes continue as they fight back from behind to hold Brentford to a 1-1 draw in the Premier League.

There’s the final whistle, 1-1 the final score. 90+3’ - Young fights off a couple of players to win a throw-in near the corner flag. JOB will put in a long throw, cleared easily. 90’ - Collins in the book now as he fouls Beto who was about to bullrush past him.