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23rd - Tranmere draw Southampton at home in the EFL Cup 3rd round
30th - Frazer Shaw ruled out for a month with a pulled hamstring

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Cook (42), Norwood (69)

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Stats

Team Stats

Goals Scored - 37
Goals Conceded - 20
Yellow Cards - 29
Red Cards - 3
Average Attendance - 7,467

Player Stats

Top Goalscorer - James Norwood - 20 goals
Highest Average Rating - James Norwood - 7.60
Most Assists - James Norwood - 8 assists
Best Pass Completion - Oliver Muldoon - 87%
Most MOM's - James Norwood and Jack Fitzwater - 4
Most Yellow Cards - Oliver Muldoon - 6
Most Red Cards - Steve Jennings, Lewis Collins and Jermaine Grandison - 1

Awards

None


Manager Comments

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Everton ease into round three

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Published
25th August 2015
By Michael Downham

Steven Naismith scored twice as Everton eased into the Capital One Cup 3rd round with a routine 3-0 win over Bolton at the Macron stadium.


Final Score: Bolton 0-3 Everton.

Bolton: Amos, Wilson, Wheater, Dervite, Casado, Spearing (Danns 54), Davies, Medo, Silva (Vela 54), Dobbie (Madine 48), Clough.
Subs Not Used: Jaaskelainen, Prince, Feeney, Moxey.

Booked: Wheater, Spearing, Davies, Danns.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Stones, Jagielka (Funes Mori 87), Oviedo, McCarthy, Barkley (Osman 74), Deulofeu, Mirallas, Naismith, Lukaku (Kone 67).
Subs Not Used: Robles, Lennon, Galloway, Barry.

Goals: Naismith 9, 24, Deulofeu 57.

Att: 14,899.

Ref: M Clattenburg.

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The team is on fire in front of goal mate, their conversion rate is amazing!

2016-01-22 20:51#225129 C.J.Lippo : The team is on fire in front of goal mate, their conversion rate is amazing!

I know, can't quite believe it myself

Third round draw

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Published
26th August 2015
By Michael Downham

Everton will need to beat Manchester United for the second time this season if they are to advance in the Capital One Cup after drawing them at Old Trafford in round 3.

The full draw is as follows:

Tough draw there mate but you've done it before so you know what to do!

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Everton battle to Sunderland win

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29th August 2015

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Everton skipper Phil Jagielka was the hero, scoring the only goal, as Everton ran out 1-0 winners over Sunderland at Goodison Park.


Final Score: Everton 1-0 Sunderland.

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Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Stones (Funes Mori 82), Oviedo, McCarthy, Barkley (Barry 74), Deulofeu (Pienaar 74). Mirallas, Naismith, Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Kone, Lennon, Galloway.

Booked: Coleman, Jagielka.

Goals: Jagielka 74.

Sunderland: Pantilimon, Jones, O'Shea, Brown (Matthews 79), Roberge, van Aanholt, Larsson, M'Vila, Cattermole (Rodwell 74), Johnson, Defoe (Toivonen 69).
Subs Not Used: Mannone, Yedlin, Lens, Borini.

Booked: Cattermole, Larsson.

Att: 38,955.

Ref: M Dean.

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Martinez hails fantastic start

Last Updated: 30th August 2015

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez has lauded his sides 'fantastic start' to the 2015/16 season and has urged the players to keep the run of form going.

Martinez was speaking after his sides 1-0 victory over Sunderland in front of a capacity crowd at Goodison Park. The home side went ahead after 78 minutes through skipper Phil Jagielka after dominating the game throughout and could and probably should have won by a more comfortable margin.

Speaking in a post match interview, Roberto Martinez expressed his delight at the manner of the victory.

"It has been a fantastic start to the season, despite the draw with Crystal Palace" said Martinez.

"Not only the victory itself, but the manner of the victory, I thought we were completely superior out there today, in all areas of the pitch. Our midfield was fantastic, we created chances but we didn't put them away. That's something to improve on but I'm really glad that we managed to get a goal and pick up the three points.

"It was important for the team that we started well and made sure that we kept Sunderland on the back foot, and I couldn't have asked more from the team, it was a complete performance. We now need to keep this run of form going and keep this level of performance up. A few more goals would be nice but I'd take 1-0 every week over scoring 2 or 3 and losing."

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Last gasp Lennon

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12th September 2015

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Everton had winger Aaron Lennon to thank, as the former Tottenham man's 89th minute goal handed them a 2-1 over Aston Villa at Villa Park.


Final Score: Aston Villa 1-2 Everton.

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Aston Villa: Guzan, Richards, Llori (Crespo 79), Lescott, Amavi (Hutton 84), Sanchez, Westwood, Veretout, Gil (N'Zogbia 68), Agbonlahor, Ayew.
Subs Not Used: Steer, Sinclair, Kozak, Grealish.

Booked: Westwood, Amavi.

Goals: Ayew 38.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Funes Mori (Stones 77), Jagielka, Oviedo, McCarthy, Barkley, Lennon, Deulofeu (Mirallas 77), Naismith (Pienaar 63), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Gibson, McGeady, Kone.

Booked: McCarthy.

Goals: Lukaku 3, Lennon 89.

Att: 35,932.

Ref: C Pawson.

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Last Updated: 14th September 2015

McCarthy injury blow

14th September 2015 by Andy Lewis

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Everton have been dealt a blow with the news that Republic of Ireland international midfielder James McCarthy is facing up to 5 weeks on the sidelines with a strained muscle in his calf.

The 24-year-old was taking part in a routine training exercise when he went down clutching his calf and scans have now revealed the extent of the damage.

Early indications suggest McCarthy could miss Everton's next five games including the visits of Arsenal and Southampton to Goodison Park. McCarthy will also miss the latter stages of Ireland's Euro 2016 qualification campaign which sees Ireland take on Poland and Scotland.

The news comes a major blow to Everton boss Roberto Martinez, who sees McCarthy as one of the first names on his teamsheet.

"It's a big blow for us because he has been a first team, regular for us since he joined from Wigan. He has been one of our best players," said Martinez. "I'm not going to put any targets on his return. He will be back when he's back, but we have lost him for the foreseeable future. I have every faith that Mo (Besic) and Gareth (Barry) can step up and fill the void in his absence."

Really enjoying this story, as an Everton fan myself. Like the unique element as if you are a reporter and I'm really liking it. Keep up the good work!

2016-01-29 13:16#225381 AidenEdwards_97 : Really enjoying this story, as an Everton fan myself. Like the unique element as if you are a reporter and I'm really liking it. Keep up the good work!

Thanks, much appreciated

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Barkley wins it in last minute for Everton

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19th September 2015

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England international Ross Barkley was the hero for Everton, scoring a 90th winner, to help the Merseysiders beat Arsenal by 3 goals to 2 at Goodison Park.


Final Score: Everton 3-2 Arsenal.

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Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka (Funes Mori 61), Stones, Oviedo, Besic, Barkley, Mirallas, McGeady (Deulofeu 77), Kone (Naismith 10), Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Lennon, Barry, Pienaar.

Goals: Lukaku 25, Walcott O.G 54, Barkley 90.

Arsenal: Cech, Bellerin (Debuchy 70), Mertesacker, Paulista, Monreal (Gibbs 80), Ramsey, Ozil, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arteta 61), Cazorla, Sanchez, Walcott.
Subs Not Used: Ospina, Giroud, Flamini, Campbell.

Goals: Walcott 47, Stones O.G 60.

Att: 39,193.

Ref: N Swarbrick.

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Man United out after Lukaku masterclass

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Published
22nd September 2015
By Michael Downham

Belgian international striker Romelu Lukaku scored a hat trick as Everton eased past Manchester United at Old Trafford, winning by six goals to two.


Final Score: Man United 2-6 Everton.

Man United: Valdes, Darmian (Lingard 56), Jones (McNair 66), Rojo, Shaw, Herrera (Fellaini 51), Schweinsteiger, Valencia, Mata, Martial, Rooney.
Subs Not Used: Romero, Schneiderlin, Depay, Blind.

Booked: Rojo, Darmian.

Goals: Martial 7, Schweinsteiger 21.

Everton: Howard, Coleman, Stones, Jagielka, Oviedo, Besic (Barry 81), Barkley (Osman 81), Deulofeu, Mirallas (Pienaar 74), Naismith, Lukaku.
Subs Not Used: Robles, Funes Mori, McGeady, Lennon.

Booked: Mirallas, Deulofeu, Besic.

Goals: Lukaku 2, pen 45,, 65, Deulofeu 20, Coleman 23, Mirallas 31.

Att: 26,704.

Ref: A Marriner.

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