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Sergi Canos cross. Hull boss
Grant McCann gave
Leonardo Lopes his first
league start for Hull, after
the Portugal midfielder
came on as sub.
McCann said: “He was
very good. Leo’s got real
good versatility, he’s more
of an attacking No.8.”
fairytale will be that we win
1-0 on a set-piece and
Pontus will score it. That will
be fantastic.
“We played two games
against Leeds last season
and it was very even, so we
respect them. They play
fantastic football.
“I admire the manager
massively, but we are very
confident we can go up
there and win.
“We know it will be very
difficult, but it’s a game we
will look forward to.”
Brentford came from
behind for a first point at
Griffin Park this season.
Jarrod Bowen gave Hull
the lead after the restart
with a fierce strike before
Ollie Watkins levelled from a
BRENTFORD 1
Watkins 72
HULL CITY 1
Bowen 53
BY ROBERT DUNFORD
THOMAS FRANK reckons
Pontus Jansson can break
Leeds’ hearts this week.
The Brentford defender
returns to Elland Road on
Wednesday for the first
time since leaving in July.
The Swede, 28 (above),
was a cult figure for Leeds
fans, but left in part due to
issues with boss Marcelo
Bielsa – and Bees manager
Frank wants Jansson to use
that as inspiration against
his former club.
Frank said: “The beautiful
HEARTBREAK
FOR LEEDS IF
JAN HAS WAY
MOTM JARROD BOWEN (HULL CITY)
BRENTFORD: Raya 6,
Jeanvier 5, Jansson 6, Racic 5
(Benrahma 71, 5), Dalsgaard 6,
Jensen 5, Norgaard 5 (Dasilva
71, 5), Henry 6, Canos 7,
Watkins 6, Mbeumo 6 (Forss
82)
HULL: Long 6, Lichaj 5 (Da
Silva Lopes 46, 5), De Wijs 6,
Burke 6, Kingsley 6, Bowen 7,
Stewart 5, Honeyman 5 (Batty
68, 4), Grosicki 5, Irvine 6,
Eaves 5 (Magennis 72, 4)
REF: Darren England AT T: 11,000
BY DAVID MADDOCK
IT WAS one of those games
where you need an interpreter
to translate what the managers
really mean.
Marco Silva, for instance, was
happy with the result, but disap-
pointed with his Everton side’s
performance.
Conversely, visiting boss Javi
Gracia was distinctly unhappy with
the lack of points, but was appar-
ently perfectly satisfied with the
way they played.
Both though agreed on one thing:
Blues keeper Jordan Pickford
turned the game with a couple of
fine saves to deny Watford at least
the point that their energetic
display deserved.
It has been a big turnaround for
Pickford since the low points of last
season, which had some question-
ing whether he had let England’s
World Cup glory go to his head a
little.
There was that shocking error in
the Merseyside derby ( far right),
and an even worse one at Newcas-
tle (above right), where he admitted
he had made the mistake of letting
EVERTON 1
Bernard 10
WATFORD 0
BERN UP
Bernard fires the
goal the sealed the
points for Everton
PRAISE THE JORD FOR
KEEPING IT CLEAN
Jordan Pickford has not conceded
a goal at Goodison in his last 540
minutes (six games)
MAR 3
Everton 0 Liverpool 0
MAR 17
Everton 2 Chelsea 0
APR 7
Everton 1 Arsenal 0
APR 21
Everton 4 Man United 0
MAY 3
Everton 2 Burnley 0
AUG 17
Everton 1 Watford 0