National media agree on 'curious times' at Everton as Thierno Barry bounces back

Everton extended their unbeaten record to eight matches this season with a ding-dong 2-2 draw at Hull City. The Blues had a first half opener from Brennan Johnson ruled out for offside after referee Michael Salisbury consulted the pitchside monitor, and fell behind in the second half when Joe Gelhardt scored. David Moyes’ men turned the game on its head with efforts from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry, but were denied a first away success this term when Tigers substitute Mohamed Belloumi restored parity. Here’s a round-up of how the national media reported on the action...
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