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Football - Bolton Wanderers v Everton Barclays Premier
Football - Bolton Wanderers v Everton Barclays Premier League - The Reebok Stadium - 29/10/08
Evertons Marouane Fellaini (front) celebrates scoring their first goal with Tim Cahill
Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Keith Williams
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Great moment of excitement and jubilation at Reebok Stadium as Everton's Marouane Fellaini (front, wearing number 28) celebrates scoring the first goal against Bolton Wanderers during their Barclays Premier League match on October 29,2008. Fellaini's goal came in the 33rd minute, and was set up by a brilliant pass from teammate Tim Cahill (behind Fellaini, wearing number 7). The goal gave Everton a crucial lead in the tightly contested match, and the team went on to win 2-1, thanks in large part to the dynamic duo's excellent play. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric as Everton fans rejoiced in their team's success, and the players' expressions of joy and relief are evident in this powerful photograph taken by renowned sports photographer Keith Williams. This image captures the raw emotion and intensity of a football match, and is a testament to the passion and skill of the players on the pitch. It is a moment that Everton fans will remember fondly for years to come.
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