Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Tom and I'm joined by Craig Burley and

Shagga, Hissalve. Lots of intriguing ties in the Premier League today. We'll start off

with the defending champions Manchester City who play a host to Everton and look like

they were going to cruise to another victory. One in luck thanks to yet another goal from

Erling Arland, but they couldn't really then dominate the game and a brilliant goal

from Grey in the second half would see the spoils shared and it finished City one Everton

one. For more on this let's welcome in Don Charlie. Don once Harlan scored considering

what happened to Everton against Wolves a couple of days ago you expect City to kick on

but they didn't. Why not? I think Everton made the game very

bitty done. I think the disruptions in the second half altered sort of the flow of man

City they couldn't get into the rhythm and in their stride. Everton I've got to say

were really good being aside that went one nil down inside 25 minutes you thought well

this could be anything Harlan looked as though he was on fire. Was a scrappy game in terms

of his performance because he was getting wound up by the three avatinscenter back so

we're getting right in his face is there were given a little bit of verbals especially

godfrey. But it was one of them games where I've got to say from an evident point of view

I thought they'd get smashed today. Well one nil down I thought this could be anything

but they recovered well. City weren't at it. Pep made his changes he made three substitutions

very light on rock under one on what Alvarez on what folding on only was about seven

eight minutes to go so I think he left it a little bit late. But it was a very scrappy

game which suited Everton. Well he thought they were brilliant again. Well I don't think

they were. No I'm just saying he thought they were. I can't get in this Ikea of the manager

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