Judging
Neil Eardley’s opening goal may have been a stunning free-kick but the foul from Arteta that led to it was sloppy in the extreme, and the Everton back line had ample opportunity to clear before David Vaughn slammed Blackpool back in front shortly after half-time. On each occasion, Everton showed great resilience to draw level almost immediately but a more experienced Premier League side are unlikely to live up to the old axiom that you are never more vulnerable than when you have just scored as Blackpool were at Bloomfield Road. Ian Holloway’s side have spent the season overturning the odds and proving their doubters wrong, but their inability to hold onto a lead was a rare clich