Everton earn draw with Sheffield United as Egan a possible doubt for Euro qualifiers

The Republic of Ireland will face France and the Netherlands in crucial ties.

ARNAUT DANJUMA’S SECOND-half goal earned Everton a 2-2 draw at Sheffield United as both sides registered their first point of the Premier League season.

Cameron Archer’s first strike for the club and a Jordan Pickford own goal saw the Blades’ overturn Abdoulaye Doucoure’s early opener to lead 2-1 at half-time. John Egan put a free header straight at Everton goalkeeper Pickford before James Tarkowski produced a fine block to deny Archer.And it was from the resulting corner that they went ahead in the 14th minute, finally breaking their duck for the season.

The Blades responded well and Pickford produced an excellent save to stop Gus Hamer’s low effort from sneaking in at the near post.Hamer’s cross found McBurnie, who teed his strike partner up to arrow a shot into the corner from 12 yards.

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