Brentford

Brentford staged a stunning fightback to secure a 3-2 victory against Everton whose relegation fears were deepened at Goodison Park in the Premier League.

Unbelievable! Rondon has been on the pitch for a matter of minutes and the frontman has been given a straight red card, Everton's second of the match! A corner is whipped into the near post, Wissa rises highest and flicks the ball up and over Pickford and into the far corner of the net. Brentford have been growing into the game and make their pressure tell with an equaliser which has gone down as an own goal by Coleman. Toney flashed the ball across goal and the chance seemed to have gone. Henry was energetic, working hard to get up and down the pitch and got his just deserves with the decisive goal. Everton have two games to secure their Premier League status, starting with the visit of Crystal Palace to Goodison Park on Thursday evening. Brentford refused to lie down and turned the game on its head with two quickfire goals in as many second half minutes.

Everton are helping police after Brentford's Rico Henry and Ivan Toney said members of their family had been racially abused at Goodison Park.

Rico Henry scored the winner as Brentford came from behind to beat Everton in a rip-roaring Premier League encounter. The Bees fell behind early on before ...

Gordon refused to track Henry and Iwobi stood and watched as Henry headed the ball back the direction it came and in to the net. There was still a chance for Brentford to grab a fourth when Dasilva crossed for Henry at the far post. A cross from Dasilva was cleared as far as Henry, but his shot lacked the power to trouble Pickford. Dasilva then darted forward as part of a four-on-three break and fed Mbeumo, but the shot flew well over. Eriksen bent a shot wide for The Bees and Everton could have levelled when Doucouré met a header at the far post, but he could not hit the target. Eriksen lifted it in with his near post and Wissa flicked a header out of the reach of Pickford and in to the far corner. Wissa timed his run perfectly and the header arced in to the far corner to level the match. Everton sat deeper and deeper and the breakthrough came. It only went as far as Jensen and Everton were able to get defenders in place to block the shot. It almost got worse just after the break when Richarlison got away on the left and smashed a cross-cum-shot across the face of goal. He found Jensen, who opened up Everton with a pass to Toney. The ball flew across the face of goal and when Wissa smashed it back across, it flicked off Séamus Coleman and flew past Jordan Pickford. The game slowed down a fraction after the goal and Brentford started to build some possession. The hosts forced Brentford to play much of the first 15 minutes in their own half and profited when The Bees made errors.

Everton are helping police identify fans accused of racially abusing the families of Brentford striker Ivan Toney and defender Rico Henry during Sunday's ...

Everton said they were working with authorities to track down those responsible. "I never usually speak out on things that don't physically harm me or my family," Henry tweeted. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com

(CNN) British police are investigating the alleged racist abuse of two English Premier League footballers' families during Brentford's match against Everton in Liverpool, Sunday. Brentford players Ivan Toney and Rico Henry tweeted the allegations ...

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Brentford's Ivan Toney and Rico Henry have said their families were racially abused at Goodison Park during their match against Everton on Sunday.Toney and.

Everton are in trouble. Everton are in trouble. A red card for Jarrad Branthwaite saw them go down to 10 men, however, and Brentford equalised shortly after through a Seamus Coleman own goal. Real trouble. “Brentford FC condemns all forms of discrimination and racist abuse in the strongest possible terms. Brentford later put out a statement that read: “We are aware of an incident where racist abuse was directed towards family members of our players.

Brentford's Ivan Toney and Rico Henry said their families were subject to racial abuse during Sunday's Premier League clash vs. Everton.

Everton said they were working with authorities to track down those responsible. Brentford said they were aware of the incidents and a report had been made to the police. "I never usually speak out on things that don't physically harm me or my family," Henry said.