Sky Sports commentator Don Goodman was in disbelief at Thierno Barry's missed chance during Everton's clash against Sunderland.

Everton, managed by ex-Black Cats boss David Moyes, now have one win in their past eight matches.

Sunderland were unable to grab a winner against Everton on Monday night, but Granit Xhaka still walked away from the Stadium of Light with the full support of the Black Cats supporters. It was Xhaka who levelled the scores for Sunderland immediately after half-time, with his first goal since joining the club this summer.

Granit Xhaka starred as Sunderland showed their resilience again to battle back and maintain their unbeaten home record in a 1-1 draw with Everton, after Iliman Ndiaye's stunning solo goal.

Everton ’s first defeat at Hill Dickinson Stadium, a week on Sunday, made it just one win from seven in all competitions for David Moyes, though the Blues boss was in contemplative mood in the aftermath.

Everton enjoyed some early possession but made no use of it until Ndiaye was denied the ball. Reinildo was given almost too much room to advance down the left until stalled. Dewsb

David Moyes simply can't stick with current preferred XI after watching Everton drop yet more points against Premier League newboys Sunderland. The Scottish boss returned to the Stadium of Light, where he was manager in the 2016/17 season,

Most fans will point to Granit Xhaka as the star of the show for Sunderland, and rightly so. The skipper scored his first goal for his new club to fire them level early in the second half, and was dominant in the middle of the park from there on.

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