Wolves 1-1 Everton: Marshall Munetssi fills Matheus Cunha void while the Vitor Pereira team wins a precious point against the carameal

The Wolves have shown that they are more than a team of a single man while the star Matheus Cunha watched from the stands starting a minimum ban on three games.

Marshall Munetsi scored his first goal for the old gold before he detached himself at halftime and only saved from the England goalkeeper of Everton, Jordan Pickford, denied the men of Vitor Pereira the victory they deserved.

Wolves are still only six points above the relegation zone, but if they correspond to the mind on Saturday evening in their 10 remaining games, they should be safe.

“We have shown that we had a team,” said an encouraged perier. “I think Cunha is very important to us, he can add special things and decide a game in a moment. But I don’t think you can build a single player.

“The most important thing is the team. Everton is very strong and we have shown confidence to try to win until the last minute.

Although visitors were unable to rely on the head in mind by Jack Harrison, their undefeated league race under David Moyes has now been eight games since he returned to replace Sean Dyche in January.

“If you had given me this before I arrived, I would have said that you were out of your head,” said the Scottish. “It was a good point. We had to be resilient, dig deeply and keep the result.

The Cunha’s red card in Bournemouth – and an accusation of FA in the course of inappropriate driving – the wolves deprived of their talisman and Everton started quickly with Abdoulaye Doucoure, Jarrad Branthwaite and Beto all approaching in the first 10 minutes.

The Wolves responded with a header by Munetsi saved to Point-Blank Range by Pickford, but were amazed by Everton taking the lead after 33 minutes.

Jesper Lindstrom slipped by passing Harrison on the edge of the penalty area, but the ball has always reached its target.

Harrison took a good first touch before shooting in the area via a deviation from the Matt Doherty heel. It was the first goal of the season’s winger in the 28th attempt.

Wolves had to respond quickly to lift the atmosphere and they did it after 40 minutes. Jean-Rotor Bellegarde ran to Everton’s penalty surface in Pace and slipped a pass to Munetsi.

Branthwaite, watched by England coach Anthony Barry, should have taken care of him, but set foot in confusion and the ball reached the 16 million pounds Sterling Zimbabwean, signed Reims in January, who put the ball after Pickford.

Munetsi did not reappear for the second half after feeling a pinch of an old injury, but the Wolves continued to dictate and Pickford beat a Larsen stand from an acute angle. At the other end, it saved from Beto.