Hull City draw 2-2 with Everton at the MKM Stadium, extending their unbeaten home record since returning to the Premier League. Everton are still unbeaten, despite conceding a late equaliser. The match features a high-tempo, seesaw second half with multiple lead changes.
All outlets agree that Hull scored first through Joe Gelhardt after the restart, responding to an earlier Everton chance that was ruled out following a VAR check. Everton then level and take the lead with goals from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry, before Mohamed Belloumi equalises from the bench in the 74th minute. One outlet also notes Hull’s goal-scoring buildup involved an interception by Sorba Thomas, and that Brennan Johnson initially found the net but it was disallowed.
While most reports focus on the on-field drama and the late equaliser, some coverage adds extra context: The Independent and Sky Sports highlight Hull’s unbeaten home form and the match’s entertainment value, and one outlet references recent club ownership plans for Everton. Despite differing emphasis, the core result and scorers are consistent across sources.
