We love this game!This famous NBA slogan back in the ’90s came back to our minds a seconds ago as we witnessed another staggering EPL match that ended in a much-deserved Everton 2-1 win against Arsenal.This was such a weird night at Goodison Park that saw the Gunners being up for most of the game but losing despite not one but two Richarlison’s disallowed goals.43′ Richarlison goal ruled out by VAR58′ Richarlison goal ruled out by VAR😖 pic.twitter.com/CFcd6Q1Y2o— GOAL (@goal) December 6, 2021 Illustrious Everton striker basically scored a hat-trick, but his two goals were disallowed for tiny offsides. On the other end, the Gunners were in the lead after Martin Odegaard netted from their only goal-scoring opportunity in the first 45 minutes.The game itself seemed like a lullaby until the closing minutes of the period when two sides finally made some serious effort to break the deadlock.The mentioned Richarlison struck first, with his header finding the back of the net, but the referee Mike Dean wasn’t sure if he was onside. However, the VAR consultancy proved the goal should not be allowed, and that was the beginning of Richarlison’s Monday night traumas.🧐 A closer look at the red and blue line for the Richarlison offside goalSorry, but… what?!? #EVEARS #VAR pic.twitter.com/Mfheid4rgQ— Michael Hincks (@MichaelHincks) December 6, 2021 Only three minutes later, Kieran Tierney made a quality run on the left flank and provided unmarked Odegaard with a perfect chance to push his side to a lead.The Norwegian youngster made the most of it, and the visitors were one up after that late first-half seesaw.Odegaard what a goal 🤯pic.twitter.com/oO6V0NRepQ— Don🇸🇪 (@Freknie) December 6, 2021 The second half was embellished with the Toffee’s vicious attacks in search of a stalemate, and another Richarlison’s goal voided for the same reason as the first one.Albeit such an epilogue, the Brazilian player didn’t seem too frustrated and kept his calm which proved crucial later. It paid off for him 10 minutes before the final whistle. Gray launched an admirable missile from a mid-range that ended on a crossbar, and Richarlison’s splendid header was too good for Ramsdale, and the teams were tied at one.#EVEARS ~ #PL ايفرتون 1 × 1 ارسنال | هدددددف ريتشارليسون 🎥ـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــto never miss any goal Follow @FA_GO7 pic.twitter.com/q5A5IPKXDZ— يا فاستـر أنــا قلبــي لهـوف (@hm_g67) December 6, 2021 Still, it was far from over!In the opposite area minutes before the end, Arsenal’s offspring Nketiah found himself in an it-can’t-get-better-than-that position. His header, however, hit the post, and it remained 1-1 on a scoreboard. Not for long…Two minutes into the stoppage time, the same Gray fired almost a replica of that earlier shot, only this time it didn’t go to the crossbar but ricocheted from the post and smashed Ramsdale’s net for the Toffee’s ecstatic celebration.As called on NBC Universo: pic.twitter.com/5CbYIns8C8— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) December 6, 2021 PREMIER LEAGUE – ROUND 15SaturdayWest Ham – Chelsea 3-2 (1-2)/Lanzini 40, Bowen 56, Masuaku 87 – Silva 28, Mount 44/Wolverhampton – Liverpool 0-1 (0-0)/Origi 90+5/Newcastle – Burnley 1-0 (1-0)/Wilson 40/Southampton – Brighton 1-1 (1-0)/Broja 29, Maupay 90+8/Watford – Manchester City 1-3 (0-2)/Hernandez 74 – Sterling 4, Silva 31, 63/SundayMan.Utd. – Crystal Palace 1-0 (0-0)/Fred 77/Leeds – Brentford 2-2 (1-0)/Roberts 27, Bamford 90+5 – Baptiste 54, Canos 61/Tottenham – Norwich 3-0 (1-0)/Moura 10, Sanchez 67, Son 77/Aston Villa – Leicester 2-1 (1-1)/Konsa 17, 54 – Barnes 14/MondayEverton – Arsenal 2-1 (0-1)/Richarlison 80, Gray 90+2 – Odegaard 45+2/
