Neither side won. We fought to a bloody draw.

We had two opportunities; we could draw on the side with nothing on it, turn the thing over and there's this set of designs of, say, the electric circuitry of the school of engineering, and you could draw in amongst all this. So, architecture and cities, it's all there.

Every battle is won before it is fought.

We were confronted by an Everton side who fought for everything, like they always do on their own ground, so we are happy to accept the result as it is.

Landon won a key match and it created momentum that carried over into our other matches. The guys fought hard and played with emotion. It seemed like it took us winning one tough match and the rest of the team realized they could do it too.

At that point, he could have pouted. He didn't. He fought back and won the job back.