Beto gives 10-word Everton injury update after being discharged from hospital suffered a head injury in Everton’s 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest.
Everton striker Beto has thanked fans for their support after his sickening head blow in the 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest.
The Toffees moved five points clear of the Premier League relegation zone after goals from Idrissa Gana Gueye and Dwight McNeil either side of half-time. But the triumph was marred when Beto clashed with Morgan Gibbs-White in stoppage-time. The striker was knocked unconscious and required treatment for several minutes before he was taken to hospital.
Beto has been discharged after being given the all clear. And he’s taken to social media to show his gratitude to everyone involved. Posting on Instagram, he said: “Everything it’s OK now thank you for the support. Time to sleep.”
Crowds have been gathering up and down the country to catch a glimpse of the spectacular Great Britain XVI steam train as it makes its nine-day tour of England, Scotland and Wales powered by a pair of classic locomotives.
‘The Lancashire Fusilier’ steam engines will haul out of Liverpool Lime Street on Saturday morning as the train makes the penultimate leg of its journey, before heading to London on Sunday.The two former London Midland & Scottish Railway ‘Black 5’ locomotives, numbered 44871 and 45407, were built in 1945 and 1937 respectively. The Great Britain XVI also has a class 47 locomotive at the rear. Enthusiasts and onlookers have been lining the route to watch.
The steam train will depart Liverpool Lime Street station at 9am on Saturday, April 20, and haul through the famous Edge Hill cutting before heading towards Runcorn and over the river Mersey and the Manchester Ship Canal on the Runcorn Bridge.
The steam engines will then follow the Great Western Railway line to Shrewsbury before heading into Wales on the mostly single-track Central Wales line. After stopping in Swansea overnight, the Black 5s will travel the Vale of Glamorgan Line via Barry to Cardiff, past the Severn Estuary and on to London Paddington, where the train terminates on Sunday.
