Pickford's night of mixed REACTIONS

EVERTON left the Stadium of Light with a draw that felt like both a victory and a defeat - but here his is a look at some of the moments beyond the headlines from the match.

- By JOE THOMAS

Pickford's anguish

Jordan Pickford’s face said it all after Granit Xhaka’s shot was deflected past him to bring Sunderland level on Monday night.

The England number one was a picture of anguish as he looked to captain James Tarkowski and remonstrated with the centre back for sticking a leg out to block the shot.

The effort was set to be a comfortable save for the keeper until it was diverted away from his dive and his frustration appeared to be that Tarkowski had not left it for him to deal with. The goal proved crucial, spurring on the home supporters and allowing the Mackems to continue the momentum they had ended the first half with.

Everton did not recover, though they did hang on for a point that felt like a valuable one given the struggle of the second half - one Moyes conceded was “poor” Pickford’s concerns about those blocking shots in front of him went unheeded and he had to produce an important save when an Enzo le Fee strike was deflected away from him moments after the equaliser.

No.1 takes in adoration