Offset WBA, Everton Liverpool Failed Salip

West Brom - Everton failed to overtake rivals Liverpool in fourth place, because only a 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion.

In the match held at The Hawthorne, Tuesday (01/21/2014) pm dawn, Kevin Mirallas bring Everton ahead in the first half. In the second half West Brom an equalizer through Diego Lugano.

One further point is not enough to bring the Toffees climbed into the top four because they are still stuck on 42 points in sixth position. Difference in the number of Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur who are above them.

While WBA in his debut with the new manager, Pepe Mel, is in 13th place with 22 points.

The game

Bryan Oviedo in the 11th minute almost brought Everton suppose winning shot was wide of the target.

Two minutes later the WBA's turn to steal the opportunity through Nicolas Anelka coming into the penalty box after outwit Seamus Coleman, but from 20 yards Anelka was unable to keep his shot accuracy so that the ball flew far away.
 WBA present the best chance in the 29th minute when Anelka give feedback welcomed tensile Zoltan Gera shot, but Tim Howard swiftly dismissed.

Four minutes before the break Everton took the lead through Mirallas. Feed from the Everton defense Romelu Lukaku's header greeted, who then handed the ball to Mirallas and completed with a measured kick to the right corner of the goal.

In the second round of the WBA try to raise the tempo of the attack and kept pounding the Everton rearguard but always failed.

Businesses host to see the results in 72 minutes when James Morrison from the right side to release the ball crossing the Lugano greeted header at the near post. Ball towards the top corner can be driven without Howard.

A score of 1-1 and then closed out the match in the 22nd week.

Lineup
West Brom: Foster, Reid, Lugano, Olsson, Ridgewell, Brunt, Morrison, Yacob, Gera (Mulumbu 61 '), Vydra (Anichebe 48'), Anelka (Berahino 76 ')

EVERTON: Howard, Baines, Jagielka, Distin, Coleman (Stones 79 '), Barry, McCarthy, Osman (Naismith 89'), Oviedo (McGeady 80), Mirallas, Lukaku