News about Dominic Calvert-Lewin

KIERAN GILL AT KENILWORTH ROAD: Every point counts, but picking up the odd one here and there is unlikely to be enough once this relegation race is at its end. Luton can now only hope that neither Nottingham Forest nor Burnley will make them pay for their failure to win here. Luton hardly helped themselves when Teden Mengi confused football for wrestling, gifting Everton a penalty which Dominic Calvert-Lewin dispatched with ease.

DOMINIC KING AT KENILWORTH ROAD: Luton drew level on points with Nottingham Forest but remain the Premier League 's bottom three after a 1-1 draw with Everton at Kenilworth Road. A few weeks ago this was seen as a potential pivotal six-pointer in the battle at the bottom, however, Everton's recent upturn in form means they know they'll be already be playing top flight football next season. The Hatters on the other hand, still have work to do, and may see this as a missed opportunity as they look to pull off a great escape. Dominic Calvert-Lewin 's penalty put the visitors ahead in the first half, but was quickly cancelled out by Elijah Adebayo, and that was how it stayed. Away from the relegation drama Mail Sport pinpoints some of the things that might not have been spotted on the night.

Follow Mail Sport's live blog of the Premier League relegation battle match between Luton Town vs Everton as we provide you with all the build up and action of the game including team news, minute-by-minute action and the live score as the Hatters attempt to climb out of the relegation zone with a much-needed win.

Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been Price Boosted to 7/1 to score a header in his side's Premier League clash with Luton Town at Kenilworth Road today. Calvert-Lewin has been quiet at times this season but has found some form in recent weeks, netting three goals in his last four starts, with one being a header against bitter rivals Liverpool. That is not the only price boost on offer for today's game, with a further two available courtesy of Sky Bet.

Elijah Adebayo is a 9/2 favourite to score first tonight as Luton Town and Everton go head-to-head in a Premier League clash at Kenilworth Road. Adebayo has been a bright spot in an otherwise poor season for the Hatters, with the 26-year-old netting nine goals for Luton Town despite missing 11 games due to injury. Adebayo's team-mate Carlton Morris is the next best-backed in the market at 11/2. Meanwhile, if you're predicting an Everton player to get on the scoresheet first, Toffees forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin is the shortest-priced player for the visitors at 13/2.

The Premier League's most wasteful players this season have been revealed, with three Liverpool stars ranking inside the top-ten footballers to have missed the most big chances during the 2023-24 campaign. The Reds have notably struggled to find the back of the net of late - and their scoring woes has been costly, so much so that Liverpool have seemingly dropped out of the title race following their 2-0 defeat by Everton on Wednesday night.  'I don't know [if we're still in the race],' Klopp admitted after the Merseyside derby. 'I can only apologise to the people. Everybody who is with us knows how hard this is for us as well, but I know for other people it's especially hard. So we should have done better but we didn't and that's why we lost.' 

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher (inset) was scathing of his former side after their 2-0 defeat at Everton, singling out two players in particular for critcism. Goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin saw Everton secure their first Merseyside derby win since October 2010. The result leaves a bitter taste two-fold for Liverpool with their title hopes severely damaged with four games left of the season.

LEWIS STEELE AT GOODISON PARK: Jurgen Klopp apologised for Liverpool's abject performance in their first Merseyside Derby defeat at Goodison Park since 2010, with captain Virgil van Dijk saying Reds players need to 'take a look in the mirror'. Everton were deserved winners in a complete performance after goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin gave them a significant step towards safety while putting a dagger into Liverpool's title hopes. And Klopp says he feels sorry for Reds fans as it appears his era will not end with a fairytale ending. 'I really feel for the people,' he said. 'We never lost here (under Klopp) and it feels really different. I really apologise for that.'

Wayne Rooney has blasted Virgil van Dijk (left) after he twice mentioned Liverpool facing an early kick-off on Saturday following their Merseyside derby defeat. Liverpool's title hopes were dealt a major blow at Goodison Park with Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin on target for Everton on Wednesday night. Van Dijk gave a brutal assessment of Liverpool's performance in the defeat, which leaves the Reds three points behind leaders Arsenal with four matches remaining.

Trent Alexander-Arnold couldn't bare to watch Liverpool's latest Merseyside derby defeat against Everton as he hid his face after being substituted at Goodison Park. Goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin gifted the blue half of Merseyside bragging rights as Liverpool fell far below their usual standards under Jurgen Klopp this season.

Jamie Carragher has admitted Liverpool's Premier League title hopes are over following an 'unacceptable display' in their Merseyside derby defeat against Everton. Jurgen Klopp's side were beaten 2-0 at Goodison Park on Wednesday night with Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin on target for the hosts. Carragher told Sky Sports that his former side's title hopes have been ended by their rivals, with Liverpool three points behind Arsenal with four matches remaining this season. 

With the Toffees having seven games remaining this season, Everton's new two-point deduction has changed the Premier League relegation picture. Everton was given a 10-point penalty in November for a violation of profit and sustainability legislation relating to the three-year cycle that ended in the 2021-22 season. On appeal, this punishment was reduced to six points. The club was fined two points for a second breach relating to the three-year accounting cycle, which was concluded in the 2022-23 campaign, and the league reported on Monday.

Sean Dyche confessed to planning Everton's victory over Burnley to be 'ugly' in order to ensure his team gained three points. The Toffees were just one point over the relegation zone and without a Premier League victory since they met Vincent Kompany's side in December. At Goodison Park, a cagey opening 45 minutes seemed to have ended goalless, before Dominic Calvert-Lewin's reliance on a critical decision by Clarets goalkeeper Arijanet Muric to give the hosts the lead.

DOMINIC KING AT GOODISON PARK: Burnley were always good for Sean Dyche, and they continue to be so. When Everton's boss needed help to avoid a famine, how appropriate his old club's giving him gifts was. The straightforward facts would tell you that Everton won in the Premier League for the first time in 112 days, they last victory, December 16, when it was announced in Turf Moor. However, if there is any kamikaze defending from Vincent Kompany's side, it is debatable if the contest would have ended with a ruckus and relief ringing around Goodison Park. Burnley shot themselves in the foot not for the first time in a campaign that is likely to end in relegation.

Alexander Isak is one of the Premier League's most consistent strikers, and he'll be shooting for even more goals after scoring five goals against Newcastle in five minutes. The Magpies will fly to Fulham on Saturday afternoon and be able to trust Isak in their arsenal, particularly because the player has scored in back-to-back games. Isak started scoring in the 15th minute of their 1-1 draw with Everton before Dominic Calvert-Lewin's late penalty gave them their dramatic 4-3 victory over West Ham.

GRAEME SOUNES: Everton has had a rough week this week. Their financial results revealed they had doubled their losses, down to £89.1 million from last year. They set a record for games in the Premier League without losing on Tuesday. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, the county's ostensible No. 1 striker, scored his first goal since October, 24 games ago, in the Newcastle draw. And here's a nutshell: Your issue is here. They don't get enough goals. In this season's Premier League, Sheffield United have scored fewer goals. Please don't go any further than that. It may be assumed by some that I don't like Everton due to my family's history and association with Liverpool Football Club. However, I can tell you that nothing could be further from the truth.

Everton's second-half 'edge' was lauded by Sean Dyche as they came from behind to salvage a crucial point in a 1-1 draw at Newcastle. After Alexander Isak's first-half injury, the Magpies forged forward, but Everton came back in the later stages. In the 87th minute, Paul Dummett's challenge on Ashley Young was given a penalty, and replacement Dominic Calvert-Lewin stepped up to slot home from the spot.

Following Everton's equalizer in their 1-1 draw with Newcastle, an Argentina commentator was the talk of social media. El Bambino' Pons is best known for his distinctive and eccentric style of reporting, and he lived up to his reputation when covering the Premier League game at St James' Park. Newcastle had a first-half lead through Alexander Isak, but the Toffees were able to play a bit more after a VAR check on Ashley Young's foul on him. Dominic Calvert-Lewin then stepped up to slot the spot kick away, scoring his first goal since October and giving Everton a crucial point in their relegation fight. After watching the ball strike the back of the net, ESPN analyst Pons let out a long goal chant before launching a new one for the Toffees striker.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, the Toffes' striker, was released after ending his 22-game goal drought, giving his team a huge point in Monday's 1-1 draw with Newcastle. With a clinical finish from 12-yards after Paul Dummett hauled Ashley Young down to the ground in the box, the 27-year-old ended his goal drought. Martin Dubravka assisted Calvert-Lewin's shot but was unable to deny the England-capped forward his fourth Premier League goal of the season.

PLAYER RATINGS: Alexander Isak netted a spectacular solo effort in the first half before Everton's late penalty by Dominic Calvert-Lewin earned the tie a 1-1 draw. It was Isak's fifth straight game on the scoresheet as he continued his good play in front of goal, much to Sean Dyche's chagrin. The Toffees, on the other hand, won their 13th game without a win, and with Nottingham Forest defeating Fulham at the City Ground, Everton is just a point ahead of the Tricky Trees.

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1-1 EVERTON EVERTON - THE CAPES' PARK: They haven't won since Christmas, but a draw from a game they should have lost, as well as Dominic Calvert-Lewin's first goal since October - looks like a win for Everton and Sean Dyche. Calvert-Lewin had slipped and cleaned him out on the touchline moments after the replacement's 88th-minute equalizer from the penalty spot, and the Toffees boss was even smiling. This time, Dyche escaped from a playful slap on the head, but the striker deserved a pat on the back.

Viktor Gyokeres, Inaki Williams, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, and others who want to add to the total number, Sky Bet is giving a 'Price Boost' worth 20/1. The boost is part of Sky Bet's 'Player Stat Accas' market, and it needs 'Gyokeres, Williams, and Calvert-Lewin all to score.' Gyokeres is the Portuguese Primeira Liga's top scorer this season, scoring 16 goals in 20 appearances, it is worth noting.

Since scoring the winner over West Ham on October 29, the striker, just the fourth player to reach 50 Premier League goals for his club, found the net. He has since fallen into a slew of 17 games, but he has seen two goals chalked off in that period, including an attempt by Andre Gomes on Emerson Royal in the reverse fixture at Spurs in December, where he has now gone a blank. Sean Dyche argued that Calvert-Lewin has faith and that his woes are a broader team setback ahead of the home showdown against Ange Postecoglou's team. But Calvert-Lewin departed the stadium empty handed after being awarded to Jack Harrison after belatedly scoring in the first half on Saturday.

Everton is a strong favorite to win tonight's FA Cup tie, with Sean Dyche's team 1/2 with Sky. In the meantime, the Hatters are no longer in the betting lines at 11/2 to advance to the quarter-finals. Sky Bet is now offering two 'Price Boosts' with larger chances in comparison to Tie's "Winner." 'Everton' beat the Weston-Everton 2-1' at 9/1, and 'Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Carlton Morris both scored' at 12/1. The odds for those bets have been raised from 7/1 to 10/1 respectively. Calvert-Lewin and Morris have combined for eight goals in all competitions this season.