Soccer-Double penalty woe for Man City as 100 percent home record falls

* Man City drew 1-1 with Everton, perfect home start ends * Kevin De Bruyne and Sergio Aguero missed penalties for City * Romelu Lukaku scored sixth goal of season for Everton * Nolito equalised to reward City's dominance * City stayed top but now only on goal difference from Everton * City host Southampton next, Everton visit Burnley MANCHESTER CITY 1 EVERTON 1 Oct 15 (Reuters) - Manchester City squandered their 100 percent home record after Kevin de Bruyne and Sergio Aguero both had penalties saved by Maarten Stekelenburg in a 1-1 draw with Everton on Saturday. City retained their Premier League lead but now only on goal difference from Arsenal after their dominance - they had 18 shots on goal to Everton's one - was dented by more problems from the spot as they have now missed half their penalties this season. After Phil Jagielka had fouled David Silva just before halftime, De Bruyne's poor penalty was comfortably saved by the Dutchman and Everton cashed in when Romelu Lukaku hit City on the break in the 64th minute with his sixth goal of the season. Jagielka then fouled substitute Aguero, only for the Argentine to miss his second penalty of the week following his failure for Argentina against Paraguay, but a Nolito header finally broke Everton's resistance in the 72nd minute. (Reporting by Ian Chadband, editing by Ed Osmond)