da bet sport： Saturday’s late kick-off saw Ronald Koeman’s Everton side host Premier League new boys Middlesbrough at Goodison Park and, after an early goal from the visitors, the Toffees eased passed the Riverside outfit.
da betsson： The Merseysiders should have kept a clean sheet looking back. Boro took the lead when Alvaro Negredo knocked the ball out to Maarten Stekelenburg’s hands with a header; a goal which should, in hindsight, been ruled out.
However, Koeman’s side rallied quickly and pulled level through a Gareth Barry goal on the day he joined the exclusive Premier League 600 club.
The home side then took the lead as Lukaku seemingly got the slightest of touches on Yannik Bolasie’s cross to send the ball past Victor Valdes in the Boro goal.
The comfortable win was sealed when right-back Seamus Coleman charged into the box and finished calmly in the bottom right-hand corner to take all three points. With the game over and Everton up to second in the table, take a look at these THREE images which sum up the whole game…
It was a feisty affair at Goodison Park, with plenty for referee Lee Mason to do, starting with Negredo’s unpunished foul on the Toffees ‘keeper which gave the visitors the lead.
Everton are on the up at the moment and that really showed in the second half as they showed plenty of composure to seal the win and kill the game.
Former Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has brought a new level of organisation and confidence to his new side, which was non-existent under Roberto Martinez.
It was a special day for former Aston Villa and Man City man, who joined Ryan Giggs and Frank Lampard in the Premier League 600 appearance club.
He marked the occasion with a very well taken equaliser, before putting in a very solid performance and winning Man of the Match and eventually being brought off to a standing ovation.