Everton 2 vs West Brom 0 (McAuley o.g., Anichebe)

Roy Stone Drenched wrote:The games are coming thick and fast now. Following two 2-0 wins away from home it's back to the Old Lady to take the spring out of the boinging Baggies step. We've already stuffed them 1-0 once this season but we're a different prospect now.

Fully expect to see Ben Foster needing treatment for his sore back on Sunday morning, such is how often he'll be picking the ball out of his own net. Fully expect to see Roy Hodgson needing treatment for his sore head on Sunday morning, such is how often he'll reverse headbutt the dugout. Fully expect to see Chris Brunt laughing along with the clever limericks made up about him.

9-0: Hibbert triple hat trick. Obviously.

The 14th-placed Baggies have the fifth-best away record in the Premier League.

David Moyes makes two changes to his Everton defensive line with right-back Tony Hibbert and centre-half Phil Jagielka starting instead of Phil Neville and Johnny Heitinga. The third switch from their midweek FA Cup quarter-final victory at Sunderland sees South African attacking midfielder Steven Pienaar, cup-tied for the Stadium of Light clash, replace Magaye Gueye. West Brom counterpart Roy Hodgson keeps an unchanged defence but brings Somen Tchoyi, Paul Scharner and Chris Brunt into his midfield. Winger James Morrison (knee ligament) could miss the rest of the season, while Shane Long starts in attack instead of Marc-Antoine Fortune.

Everton: Howard, Hibbert, Jagielka, Heitinga, Baines, Osman, Gibson, Fellaini, Pienaar, Cahill, Jelavic.

Subs: Mucha, Stracqualursi, McFadden, Distin, Neville, Gueye, Anichebe.

Something else to look out for at Goodison Park. Referee Peter Walton is taking charge of his final Premier League game today. He flies over to the United States on Monday to become the head of referees in the MLS.

Doc( Ninetoes )blue wrote:link please

Doc( Ninetoes )blue wrote:link please

The President wrote:Regular updates please if you find a link

Stuck at work (as usual) with only BBC text

COYB

hairy cataract wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:And we are underway!

Not on my link! It keeps freezing for a second, every minute, so we're still going through the sides:

http://www.vipbox.tv/watch/43397/2/everton-fc-vs-west-bromwich-albion-live-stream-online.html

GOAL - Fulham 1-0 Norwich - Clint Dempsey (2 mins)
Fulham had failed to score in their previous four matches but they are ahead with their first attack of the match. Bryan Ruiz's angled shot is parried by John Ruddy and Clint Dempsey, following up, reacts quickly to put the loose ball into the net using his thigh.