Everton: Turner, S.Wright, Boyle, Hughes, Molyneux, Kissock, Harris, Phelan, Vidarsson, Anichebe, Hopkins.

Bench: Ruddy, Morrson, Irving, Dennehy, Harpur.

Everton's second strings last away outing of the season, ended with a goalless draw over in Leeds last night. In a poor game of few chances, it epitomised two teams who are sat mid table, seeing the season out.

The Blues best chance fell to John Paul Kissock who in the dying minutes shot straight at Leeds keeper Wilberforce. Blues keeper Iain Turner had to be smart at the death to make sure the Blues came away with something, when he saved smartly from Beckford in injury time. Nil all it stayed.

Andy Holden says: "We had to work for our point as they were older and stronger and a little bit wiser in certain areas. But we defended well, and Iain (Turner) did well when called upon. We stuck at it and we rode our luck, but it was a well-earned point.

They had a bit more possession just after the break. Steve Stone was getting on the ball and he is a quality player. We could have won it when Victor did his usual trick of getting the ball off John Paul Kissock, turned his man but sadly it hit the keeper's legs. In and around the box, if Victor gets the ball into his feet, no one is going to get it off him." (20/04/06)

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