Football: STICKY FOR TOFFEES; BLACKBURN.....0 EVERTON..........0 Rovers give Moyes boys a real test.(Sport)

From: Sunday Mirror (London, England) | Date: December 19, 2004 | Copyright information

Byline: MARK OGDEN

DAVID MOYES admitted he was relieved to escape Ewood Park with a point as struggling Blackburn clipped high-flying Everton's wings.

Second-placed Everton survived a goal-line clearance, a disallowed Blackburn goal and a last-minute Brett Emerton strike that crashed against the woodwork to emerge with a point.

Mark Hughes's men continue to search for their first home win since mid-September, but Moyes had no doubts that his side ro...

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