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Li Tie: Long road to rocovery
Injury-hit Chinese international Li Tie has finally returned to the pitch and played his first full 90 minutes of football in nine months.
He played 90 minutes for the Everton in the 1-1 draw against West Brom reserves as team skipper. He admitted he was surprised to be given a full game. But the player insists he will not rush his comeback into the Everton first team. The 27-year-old, captain of the Everton reserves team, is taking a softly-softly approach to making a return to the first team who have reached third place in the Premiership this season. The midfielder broke his shin playing for China in February and only kicked a ball again in a competitive match for the English Premiership club's reserve side in a 30-minute run out against Wolves in November.
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