Jack Harrison and Marshall Munetsi traded strikes in a back-and-forth first half
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By WILL CASTLE
Published: 16:51 EST, 8 March 2025 | Updated: 16:52 EST, 8 March 2025
Marshall Munetsi's first Premier League goal helped Wolves earn a valuable point against an in-form Everton side to extend the gap between themselves and the relegation zone to six points.
Everton drew first blood as Jack Harrison fired in to end his lengthy goal drought, obliging to David Moyes' demand of wanting to see more from the Toffees winger.
However, the visitors' lead only lasted seven minutes, with January signing Munetsi producing a composed finish inside the box to get off the mark for Wolves.
Wolves were then dealt a blow as their scorer was forced off at half-time after feeling a twinge.
Both teams searched for a winner after the break, with the likes of Pablo Sarabia and Beto coming close to finding the net.
But it was honours even come the full-time whistle as Everton kept up their impressive unbeaten run, extending to eight.
Everton broke the deadlock as Jack Harrison fired in, helped by a deflection off Matt Doherty
He obliged David Moyes' demand for more goals ahead of the game as he ended his drought
Marshall Munetsi equalised five minutes from half time to get off the mark for Wolves
Munetsi produced a smart finish to draw parity but was forced off at half-time through injury
Wolves 1-1 Everton: MATCH FACTS
Wolves (3-4-3): Sá; Doherty, Agbadou, T. Gomes; Semedo, André, J.Gomes, Aït-Nouri; Munetsi (Sarabia 46'), Bellegarde (Guedes 83'), Strand Larsen (Hwang 74')
Subs not used: Johnstone, Bueno, R. Gomes, Doyle, Djiga, Lima
Booked: Andre 53', Strand Larsen 62'
Goals: Munetsi 40'
Manager: Vitor Pereira
Everton (4-3-3): Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Garner, Doucouré (Alcaraz 63'); Lindstrøm (Iroegbunam 63'), Harrison, Beto.
Subs not used: Begovic, Virgínia, Patterson, Keane, Chermiti, Young, Coleman
Booked:
Goals: Harrison 33'
Manager: David Moyes