Everton manager David Moyes hailed Jordan Pickford's 'wonder save' after the England goalkeeper denied Sandro Tonali a stunning equaliser in stoppage time to secure a 3-2 Premier League victory at Newcastle United.
Pickford somehow turned the Italy international's missile of a volley onto the crossbar, preserving Everton's second successive three-point haul on Tyneside. Moyes praised both the save and Tonali's effort, saying: 'It took a wonder save to make it happen.'
The Magpies had recovered from an early Jarrad Branthwaite header to level through Jacob Ramsey, but handed the lead back when Nick Pope spilled Dwight McNeil's shot for Beto to score. Jacob Murphy equalised for Newcastle with eight minutes left, but Everton snatched the winner seconds later when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall set up substitute Thierno Barry.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe admitted his side's Premier League form has been 'not good enough' after a run of one win in seven games, saying: 'Our home form, which has been so reliable for us, has tailed off. We've got to try to grab that back as quickly as possible.'
