Fans are reminded that it is an offence to enter or attempt to enter a football ground in possession of a flare, smoke bomb or pyrotechnic. Prison sentences, even for fans who have no previous convict… Read Full Article
'Blues Have Firepower To Succeed' via Official EFC
Manager Ronald Koeman is confident there’s enough firepower within his squad to mount a serious charge for a top-six spot in the Premier League. The Blues boss bolstered his attacking options in the … Read Full Article
'Blues Have Firepower To Succeed' via Official EFC
Manager Ronald Koeman is confident there’s enough firepower within his squad to mount a serious charge for a top-six spot in the Premier League. The Blues boss bolstered his attacking options in the … Read Full Article
Hull 2-0 Liverpool, LIVE scores: Plus other EPL results via Daily Mail
Liverpool slipped to a 2-0 loss at Hull City, while Sunderland boosted their Premier League survival hopes after a stunning 4-0 win at Crystal Palace. Everton also saw off Bournemouth 6-3. Read Full Article
Romelu Lukaku hits four as Everton see off brave Bournemouth fightback via The Guardian
Ronald Koeman believes Everton emerged stronger and leaner from the January transfer window, and for a hour they were certainly too much for a lightweight-looking Bournemouth to handle. Romelu Lukaku, who ended up with four goals and could have had more, was too powerful for Bournemouth’s defence on his own. Yet the Everton manager was nowhere near as pleased with what he saw in the second half, for after establishing complete control and cruising into a three-goal lead the home side went right off the boil and allowed their opponents back into the game.
Bournemouth fell behind after just 30 seconds, before most members of their team had managed to touch the ball, and for the rest of the first half looked demoralised and resigned to taking a beating. Bournemouth could still find themselves dragged into the relegation mix, and if they begin many more games as listlessly as they started this one they will continue to slide down the table. If they play as they did in the second half they will have more of a chance, though in view of the final scoreline the partial comeback was probably more a case of Everton falling asleep rather than their opponents waking up.
Everton 6-3 Bournemouth: Lukaku hits four in thriller via Daily Mail
JACK GAUGHAN AT GOODISON PARK: Romelu Lukaku scored four as Everton continued their impressive form since the turn of the new year to inflict a heavy defeat on struggling Bournemouth. Read Full Article
Everton’s Romelu Lukaku hits four to deny Bournemouth in 6-3 thrilller via The Guardian
Ronald Koeman believes Everton emerged stronger and leaner from the January transfer window, and for a hour they were certainly too much for a lightweight-looking Bournemouth to handle. Romelu Lukaku, who ended up with four goals and could have had more, was too powerful for Bournemouth’s defence on his own. Yet the Everton manager was nowhere near as pleased with what he saw in the second half, for after establishing complete control and cruising into a three-goal lead the home side went right off the boil and allowed their opponents back into the game.
Bournemouth fell behind after just 30 seconds, before most members of their team had managed to touch the ball, and for the rest of the first half looked demoralised and resigned to taking a beating. Bournemouth could still find themselves dragged into the relegation mix, and if they begin many more games as listlessly as they started this one they will continue to slide down the table. If they play as they did in the second half they will have more of a chance, though in view of the final scoreline the partial comeback was probably more a case of Everton falling asleep rather than their opponents waking up.
Romelu Lukaku scores four for Everton against Bournemouth via Daily Mail
JACK GAUGHAN AT GOODISON PARK: Romelu Lukaku scored four as Everton continued their impressive form since the turn of the new year to inflict a heavy defeat on struggling Bournemouth. Read Full Article
