Everton v Manchester City - as it happened

They may have been lucky with a non-penalty call and a draw wouldn't have been too generous to Everton, but the three points are the most important thing and they got them.

He chased down Ederson who was looking to take as much time as possible to pick up a ball and inadvertently kneed the keeper in the head.

And Foden picks up a yellow card for dissent. You'd think he'd be happy.

The keeper is censured for timewasting.

It looks on the replay like Rodri handled the ball. The referee did not give it initially. They decided it was not a penalty.

The striker has the ball on the by-line but his compatriot comes out to smother him.

Awful error from Keane. An innocuous deflected low cross from the left flank saw Keane with his feet in cement and only able to stab at the ball, allowing Foden to nudge the ball home from close range.

They replace Gundogan and Sterling.

A welcome return for Gray and Gordon's efforts rightly appreciated.

He goes around Stones but the defender forces Gordon wide and his effort goes into the side-netting.

The Dutchman hobbles off. Can one midfielder looking to rebuild his career play as well as another one doing the same.

Foden leaps to meet it but heads onto the roof of the goal.

De Bruyne cut in from the left and drove low to Pickford's left which he parries and then gets up to keep out Silva's fierce half-volley on the rebound.

And though it is straight at Pickford he struggles with it and ends up parrying wide for a corner.

And Foden tries to set up Sterling but this allows Everton to clear. The home side need to start getting some play in the opposition half though.

He angrily confronted the linesman after giving away a free kick on the touchline.

Foden blasts the ball first time after being picked out by a fine pass from Silva but Pickford was equal to it. Shortly afterwards, Cancelo shot at goal from a narrow angle and the England stopper saved above his head.

But Holgate clears from his own six-yard box.

Sterlng once more can't pick out the final pass from a counter-attack, this one started by an under-arm bowl out from Ederson which went fully 40 yards to find the England man.