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Keifer MacDonald

Andros Townsend sends David Beckham message to Everton team-mate as Idrissa Gueye suffers England blow

Your Everton evening headlines for Tuesday, November 29.

'Turned into Beckham' - Andros Townsend sends Everton message to Frank Lampard after Idrissa Gueye stars at World Cup

Andros Townsend joked that Everton teammate Idrissa Gueye had 'turned into Beckham' after the midfielder's wonderful free-kick led to the winning goal in Senegal's 2-1 win against Ecuador.

Gueye swung in a wonderful deep free-kick on 70 minutes for what was the eventual winner, courtesy of Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly - via the shoulder of Ecuador's Felix Torres. The cross topped off a whirlwind spell for the Blues midfielder, whose foul in his own half four minutes prior led to Ecuador's equaliser and earned him his second yellow of the group stage - he will now miss Senegal's round-of-16 tie and is stuck on 99 international caps.

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The 33-year-old has never been known as a dead-ball specialist throughout his long career, but an inch-perfect cross from deep reminded Townsend of a certain David Beckham - and the Blues winger joked that his teammate may be on set-piece duties at club level from now on.

Read the full story, here.

Idrissa Gueye suffers huge blow ahead of potential England World Cup clash

Everton midfielder Idrissa Gana Gueye will miss Senegal's first World Cup knockout tie in 20 years after he was booked during his country's 2-1 victory over Ecuador on Tuesday.

A penalty from Ismailia Sarr and a crisp first-time volley from defender Kalidou Koulibaly either side of Moises Caicedo's equaliser was enough for the 2022 African Cup of Nations winners to seal progression into the first knockout round as runners-up of Group A.

Senegal will face the winners of Group B on Sunday afternoon, which is expected to be England, unless Gareth Southgate's side are heavily defeated by Wales in Al Rayyan on Tuesday evening.

Read the full story, here.

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