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Bernard scored the winning goal in extra time as Everton beat Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park.
Bernard, who seemed destined to leave the club less than a fortnight ago, scored the decisive goal in the seventh minute of added period to overshadow the efforts of rival substitute Harry Kane.
The English forward came off the bench to make it 4-4 in the 83rd minute with his 209th goal in 318 appearances in all competitions, leading him to overtake Bobby Smith to become the second leading scorer in Los Angeles history. Spurs behind only Jimmy Greaves (266 at 379).
However, Kane was unable to move his team over the line, as that honor went to the disadvantaged Brazilian, whose transfer window fell through.
It was the culmination of a totally inappropriate game in the style of coaches Carlo Ancelotti and José Mourinho, who have built their success on defensive solidity.
This was the first time Mourinho’s team conceded four goals in a game since losing 4-0 to Chelsea as Manchester United manager in 2016 and the first time in the 981st game of his career that his team scored and conceded. four in the same game.
Richarlison scored two goals for the hosts, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Gylfi Sigurdsson also on goal, while Davinson Sánchez, with one goal in his previous 137 games, also scored two in addition to Erik Lamela and Kane.
Everton went from 1-0 to 3-1 in the space of seven minutes and 26 seconds just before halftime, but defensive weaknesses saw them return to 3-3 and then finally 4-4.
So when Bernard took home a superbly executed chip from Sigurdsson, Ancelotti’s reaction, who once saw his mighty AC Milan team concede a 3-0 lead at halftime in a Champions League final It was just to blow your hot coffee.
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