Hull City fought back from a goal down to secure a 2-2 draw against Everton in their Premier League clash at the MKM Stadium on Sunday.
Joe Gelhardt gave the hosts the lead shortly after the break, but Everton responded with goals from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Thierno Barry before Mohamed Belloumi equalised for Hull.
Everton had the better chances in the first half and thought they had taken the lead through Brennan Johnson following a corner.
However, the goal was disallowed after a Video Assistant Referee review, leaving both teams level at half-time.
Hull broke the deadlock three minutes into the second half when Gelhardt took advantage of poor defending to put the hosts ahead in the 48th minute.
Everton, managed by David Moyes, responded seven minutes later as Dewsbury-Hall restored parity in the 55th minute.
The visitors then completed the turnaround in the 68th minute when Barry scored to put Everton 2-1 ahead.
However, Hull refused to surrender, with substitute Belloumi finding the net from close range in the 74th minute to bring the hosts back on level terms.
Both sides pushed for a late winner, but neither could find the decisive goal as the encounter ended in a draw.
