Wayne Rooney has now scored 200 Premier League goals in his career
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Wayne Rooney scored the 200th Premier League goal of his career as Everton drew 1-1 away to Manchester City.
Rooney slotted home the opening goal of the game for the
visitors before Raheem Sterling earned City a point despite being down
to 10-men due to Kyle Walker's red card.The 31-year-old forward, scoring for the second consecutive game following his return to Everton, joins Alan Shearer as the only man to net 200 goals in the competition.
Alan Shearer still tops the list of top scorers in Premier League history
He remains 60 goals shy of Shearer's tally but moves further clear of
third-placed Andy Cole who scored 187 times. Rooney's form suggests
there are more to come.
"Tonight he had a big impact on the final result," Everton boss Ronald Koeman told Sky Sports afterwards.
Rooney also covered more ground than any other Everton player on the night, 10.68 kilometres, and the former England captain had a quick quip for his critics afterwards.
"It is not bad for someone who is not fit any more and cannot get about the pitch," he told Sky Sports. "I have always put a shift in for the team."
"Tonight he had a big impact on the final result," Everton boss Ronald Koeman told Sky Sports afterwards.
Rooney also covered more ground than any other Everton player on the night, 10.68 kilometres, and the former England captain had a quick quip for his critics afterwards.
"It is not bad for someone who is not fit any more and cannot get about the pitch," he told Sky Sports. "I have always put a shift in for the team."
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