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66 touches, 47 passes, 5 clearances – Everton have a player with a truly exciting future at Goodison
Everton lost further ground in the race for Europe in last night’s Pre💮mier League stalema🔥te.
The Toffees headed to Brighton h💮oping to end a run of three league games without a win, but could on🅘ly pick up a point in a dour 0-0 draw.
Ever🅠ton were missing top scorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin due to injury, and they failed to register a shot on target in the first half, with just one🍰 in the second.

Br✱ighton controlled the game for the most part, ✅and though Everton sprung a late rally in a bid to grab all three points, Alex Iwobi fired over the bar.
The Toffees♔’ season promised so much at the start but now seems to be petering out, with seven points🅷 separating them from the top four.
However, one player emerged from last ni♋ght’s game with a lot of credit – Ben Godfrey.
The rated him 7 out of 10 – the joint hig🦹hest in the Everton ranks alongsi💮de Tom Davies.
“St💦opped Danny Welbeck with one of the best tackles you are likely to see this seas🏅on,” they wrote.
“But that seems like a weekly ritual now for the defender. Th🌟e signing of the summer at this stage.”
Defen๊sively, Godfrey was superb with two tackles, one interception, five clearances and two blocked shots, as per .
He also had one shot, took 66 touches of the ball – ജthe highest in the team, made 47 passes and played🐻 five long balls.
Godfrey’s maiden season at Everton has been superb and, with a contract until 2025, Carlo Ancelotti has a player🦩 with a truly exciting future at Goodison Park.