Trippier’s blunders hand Everton 3-0 victory over Newcastle, as Dyche’s side leave relegation zone

Trippier's blunders hand Everton 3-0 victory over Newcastle, as Dyche's side leave relegation zone

Trippier's blunders hand Everton 3-0 victory over Newcastle, as Dyche's side leave relegation zone

Kieran Trippier’s defensive lapses contributed to Everton’s 3-0 win over Newcastle, pulling Sean Dyche’s side out of the relegation zone. The victory, marked by second-half goals from Dwight McNeil, Abdoulaye Doucoure, and Beto, ends Everton’s struggle and marks their move from the zone for the first time since a 10-point deduction.

Trippier's blunders hand Everton 3-0 victory over Newcastle, as Dyche's side leave relegation zone

Trippier’s blunders handed Everton 3-0 victory against Newcastle, amidst brawl – Getty image Despite Everton’s success, Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s miss from close range drew attention. The striker, with an open opportunity, failed to convert, leaving the home fans frustrated in the first half. Meanwhile, at the final whistle, there was a heated altercation, involving Everton’s Jordan Pickford and Newcastles Joelinton. Players from both teams engaged in a confrontation, with Pickford needing to be held back by his teammates.

FCTA declares Trademore Estate in Abuja disaster zone after flooding

FCTA declares Trademore Estate in Abuja disaster zone after flooding

FCTA declares Trademore Estate in Abuja disaster zone after flooding

116 houses at Trademore Estate in Lugbe, Abuja have been declared a disaster zone by the Federal Capital Territory Administration, FCTA, requiring immediate action, following the recent flood that submerged the area. The FCTA said it is considering evacuating people from the areas to prevent further casualties.

FCTA declares Trademore Estate in Abuja disaster zone after flooding

Flooded area in Abuja FCTA’s Permanent Secretary, Olusade Adesola who revealed that the flooding incident at Trademore Estate was among the issues reviewed at the FCT Monthly Security Committee meeting, added that they are amazed that only two days after the flood, people had returned to some of the properties. Adesola also said that the FCDA Executive Secretary, who chairs the Task Force on Flood Mitigation in FCT, the Commissioner of Police and other officials of the FCTA, particularly FEMA, Development Control, AEPB are now ready to go and evolve solutions that would immediately address the menace. The FCTA Permanent Secretary said in a statement; “We were amazed that only two days after the flood, people had returned to some of the properties. So, in a couple of days, we will be taking appropriate action. Having seen the extent of the flooding, we hereby declare the Trademore Estate area a disaster zone that needs immediate action to remedy further damage and loss of lives and property.”