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Florian Lejeune is Newcastle United's star man at Everton, but what about the rest? Miles Starforth's player ratings

Newcastle United staged the comeback of all late comebacks at Goodison Park as they came from two goals down with a minute of added on time left to salvage a remarkable away day point.
By Liam Kennedy
Published 21st Jan 2020, 22:08 BST
Updated 22nd Jan 2020, 10:36 BST

Moise Kean scored his first Toffees goal in the opening 45 before Dominic Calvert-Lewin netted his third goal in two games against United. With the game all but dead, Florian Lejeune popped up with two goals to share the spoils.

But how did individuals perform? Here’s Miles Starforth’s player ratings...

Went into the game having made 100 top-flight saves – and was kept busy at Goodison Park.

1. Martin Dubravka - 7

Went into the game having made 100 top-flight saves – and was kept busy at Goodison Park. Photo: Ian MacNicol

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Fielded again as a makeshift right wing-back, started brightly before being pegged back.

2. Isaac Hayden - 6

Fielded again as a makeshift right wing-back, started brightly before being pegged back. Photo: Gareth Copley

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Stuck at it on a difficult night for United, tried to get United going forward.

3. Federico Fernandez - 6

Stuck at it on a difficult night for United, tried to get United going forward. Photo: Alex Livesey

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Should have done better for Everton’s first goal, but lead the team to an extraordinary comeback.

4. Jamaal Lascelles - 6

Should have done better for Everton’s first goal, but lead the team to an extraordinary comeback. Photo: Ian MacNicol

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