James Rodríguez attended Everton’s vital victory on Tuesday in their visit to Wolverhampton (1-2) in the Premier League.
The Colombian was on track for 85 minutes and added the game he needed to regain his level after the game he had due to an injury.
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James didn’t have a brilliant game, but he had good associations on the right zone especially in the first half, especially with Iwobi.
The Colombian had no shots on target, but he did receive two key passes for his team. In the first half, he even made a deep pass that enabled the Nigerian winger to arrive.
Yery Mina, meanwhile, was solid in the defense zone. The defender played the 90 minutes.
Everton advanced on the scoreboard with Iwobi’s score, in the 7th minute, to Digne’s pass. The tie was Neves’ job, at minute 14.
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Everton suffered the win and took it in the end, at 77, with a header from Keane. That game was born in a corner kick taken by James, and later André Gomes center.
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