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UPDATE: Everton beat Palace 3-0 at Goodison Park
Everton move above Crystal Palace on the league table to 11th place, with 13 points while Palace slides to 12th, also with 13 points.
Everton on Saturday beat Crystal Palace 3-0 in their Premier League match at Goodison Park.
Nigeria’s Alex Iwobi provided two assists that led to the goals in the 11th and 84th minutes respectively. Iwobi was also crowned the man of the match for his top-notch performance today.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, 11′, Anthony Gordon, 63′ and Dwight McNeil, 84′ all produced the goals for Everton.
Everton move above Crystal Palace on the league table to 11th place, with 13 points while Palace slides to 12th, also with 13 points.
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