Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored a dramatic equaliser in added time, helping Everton secure a 2-2 draw against Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium. The match saw both teams vying for European qualification, but they ultimately missed the opportunity to apply pressure on Liverpool and Chelsea in the race for Champions League spots.

Igor Thiago's Record-Breaking Performance

Brentford's Igor Thiago was instrumental for the home side, scoring both of their goals. He opened the scoring with a penalty in the third minute after being fouled by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. This goal marked Thiago's 21st of the season, making him the Bees' record scorer in a single Premier League campaign. His second goal came in the 77th minute, giving Brentford a 2-1 lead.

Everton's Resilience

Despite falling behind twice, Everton showcased their determination. Beto equalised in the 27th minute, heading in after a scramble in the box. The Toffees continued to press for a second goal, with Beto being denied earlier by Brentford's goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, who made a crucial save to keep the score level at 1-1. However, it was Dewsbury-Hall who ultimately found the net, scoring from a rebound a minute into stoppage time, much to the dismay of the home fans.

With the draw, Brentford remains in seventh place with 47 points, while Everton sits eighth, trailing on goal difference. Both teams continue to chase European football as they prepare for their upcoming matches, including Everton's crucial Merseyside derby next weekend.