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Domingos Quina's long range screamer helps Watford beat Reading in Carabao Cup
Domingos Quina's long-range screamer helps Watford beat Reading in Carabao Cup. Watford beat Reading in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night thanks to a wonder goal from Portuguese midfielder Domingos Quina on his debut for the club. The Premier League side were already leading through Isaac Success's first-half strike at the Madejski Stadium. However, Javi Gracia's team confirmed their place in the third round of the competition courtesy of Quina's sensational long-range strike just past the hour-mark. The ball dropped invitingly to Quina some 30 yards from goal and the 18-year-old unleashed a superb drive that flew past Sam Walker in the Reading goal. What the above video to see the goal for yourself
WATCH Everton forw ard Richarlison sees red against Bournemouth
WATCH: Everton forward Richarlison sees red against Bournemouth. Richarlison was given a straight red card at the Vitality on Saturday, but was Everton's £40m summer signing unlucky to be sent off? With the game approaching half-time, Bournemouth right-back Adam Smith and Richarlison squared up to each other in the area, with both players placing their foreheads against the others. However, the Brazilian forward - who moved to Goodison Park in a £40m deal earlier this summer - then appeared to lean his head into Smith's, with referee Lee Probert immediately brandished the red card. Richarlison's sending-off was the 91st that Everton have been given in Premier League history, more than any other team in the competition, but was it unjust? Watch the above video and make up your own mind
Kilmarnock 1 3 Rangers Alfredo Morelos scores hat trick in Scottish League Cup
Kilmarnock 1-3 Rangers: Alfredo Morelos scores hat-trick in Scottish League Cup. Alfredo Morelos scored a hat-trick to send Rangers into the last eight of the Scottish League Cup with a 3-1 win at Kilmarnock. The striker was the subject of a £3.75million bid from Bordeaux earlier this week but manager Steven Gerrard warned it could take three times that figure to prise him away from Ibrox. And the asking price is likely to rise even further after the Colombian stunned Steve Clarke’s men at Rugby Park with his first treble for the club It could have been four had the officials not missed the 22-year-old’s early strike which TV replays showed had crossed the line. Borna Barisic briefly gave Killie hope with an own goal just after half-time but apart from that and a worrying knee injury sustained by Jamie Murphy it was a stress-free afternoon for Gerrard’s team. Both sides made changes in goal as Gers stopper Allan McGregor was given a rest following his Europa League heroics against Maribor, with Wes Foderingham returning for his first start of the campaign, while Clarke handed a debut to Daniel Bachmann. It took the visitors just seven minutes to beat the Watford loanee as Morelos got a toe to Ryan Kent’s cross from the right. The striker should have left no room for doubt by bursting the net but he certainly did enough to get it over the line before Stephen O’Donnell could hook away. But the goal was missed by referee Nick Walsh and his assistant Daniel McFarlane who waved play on. There was a further blow when the visitors lost Murphy early after he appeared to twist his left knee on Killie’s plastic pitch and was stretchered off with head in hands as Daniel Candeias took his place. Morelos was again frustrated as Bachmann blocked well with his legs, while former Ibrox wideman Chris Burke sparked a fine save from Foderingham with a free-kick from out wide. But there was no denying Morelos on 28 minutes as he grabbed the opener. Scott Arfield, Andy Halliday and Candeias led a counter-attack as James Tavernier was found out wide and his cross was bulleted home at close-range. Killie were almost level five minutes later as Kirk Broadfoot smacked a header off the bar but it was Gers who doubled their lead on 43 minutes. Tavernier’s long ball down the right-hand channel should have been dealt with by Scott Boyd but he allowed himself to be rolled by Morelos, who made the defender pay as he angled a low finish past Bachmann. The home support were cheering on 51 minutes though as Barisic diverted Jordan Jones’ cross into his own net. But it was game over with 16 minutes left as Ovie Ejaria, Arfield and Tavernier worked together to lay on Morelos one last time as he tucked home his hat-trick from close-range.
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