Everton ended three-game losing record with a convincing victory over Crystal Palace, giving Frank Lampard much needed win at Goodison Park.
After a brilliant turn inside the box, striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin slotted into the far corner to put the hosts ahead after 11 minutes.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Nottingham Climbed Off Bottom Of EPL By Beating Liverpool
After the break, Anthony Gordon tapped in a rebound to make it 2-0, though it was initially ruled out for offside before being correctly overturned by VAR, and substitute Dwight McNeil added a third late on.
Frank Lampard’s hosts started strongly and had numerous chances throughout, while Michael Olise came close for Palace in the second half.
Despite improving slightly in the second half, Palace, who have come from behind in all three of their Premier League victories this season, never really got a strong foothold on the game.
Everton were impressive, causing numerous problems in attack and displaying the ruthlessness Lampard has urged in recent weeks.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Leicester City Finally Won Their Second EPL Match in 11 Games
The crucial win lifts the Blues to 11th place, level on 13 points with Palace, who drops to 12th.
It was also a further step in the right direction for Lampard as he works to rebuild Everton after their close call with relegation last season, which was averted by a 3-2 win over Palace in May.
