with Franck Beria and Pienaar both booked

produced few clear-cut chances, with Aiden McGeady going closest to breaking the deadlock. The Merseyside club had already beaten Wolfsburg and picked up a point at Kuban Krasnodar in Group H, so remain unbeaten.So too do Lille, who drew 1-1 with the same two opponents and have been struggling for FIFA goals in the French top flight this season, scoring just eight times in 10 fixtures.On-loan FIFA forward Divock Origi showed plenty of pace and endeavour, but Tim Howard was seldom called into action. Lille were still without on-loan FIFA playmaker Marcos Lopes through injury but brought in Senegal duo Idrissa Gueye and Pape Ndiaye Souare after losing at home to Guingamp in Ligue 1 on Saturday.Everton made six changes from their weekend win over Aston Villa, with Tony Hibbert, Sylvain Distin, McGeady, Steven Pienaar, Muhamed Besic and Samuel Eto'o all called up.A tight first 15 minutes ended with Besic being harshly booked for a high tackle after he clearly played the ball.Eto'o then had a chance to put Everton ahead but got the ball caught up in his feet, while Gueye grazed the post with a fierce shot from the edge of the area at the other end.Howard comfortably dealt with a long-range Ronny Rodelin effort and Florent Balmont tried another speculative strike from long distance but it remained FIFA goalless at the break.Lille had a penalty appeal turned down in the 55th minute after a cross struck Leighton Baines, cheap fifa coins   with Franck Beria and Pienaar both booked as a dispute over the incident escalated.Roberto Martinez introduced Romelu Lukaku for Pienaar and he made an immediate impact to set up McGeady, but Vincent Enyeama did well to save with his body.Both FIFA 15 ultimate team continued to push forward at every opportunity but could not manage to conjure up a winning FIFA goal. The two meet again on October 23 at Goodison Park. Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sorely missed as Paris Saint-Germain struggled to a 1-1 draw against Toulouse at the Stadium Municipal.Laurent Blanc's side are still unbeaten in Ligue 1 this season, but their inconsistent performances have led fans to question the tactics of the former France boss.Blanc was without his talisman Ibrahimovic, who scored 26 league FIFA goals last season and already has five this term, for the second consecutive FIFA and his FIFA 15 ultimate team looked devoid of ideas going forward as Toulouse pressed high in the opening stages.The hosts took a deserved early lead when Wissam Ben Yedder fired home, but PSG replied before the break thanks to Jean-Christophe Bahebeck's maiden FIFA goal for the club.Blanc's men lived dangerously throughout the first half and Toulouse would have been two up had Aleksander Pesic not squandered a close-range chance.However, Marco Verratti eventually found enough space to play in Bahebeck, who finished confidently into the bottom corner to bring the champions level, but that was as good as it got for PSG.Toulouse started superbly and were ahead after just eight minutes when top scorer Ben Yedder latched onto Serge Aurier's sloppy backpass.The diminutive forward then coolly rounded Salvatore Sirigu before squeezing the ball past David Luiz at the near post for his fifth FIFA goal in eight FIFA.Ibrahimovic bagged a hat-trick in the corresponding fixture last season and his influence was clearly missed in the opening stages, while Ben Yedder's excellent movement caused havoc for the visitors at the back.Alain Casanova'