Everton on Monday beat Arsenal 2-1 to grab their first win in nine games on Monday.
A scintillating injury-time strike from Demarai Gray made the difference in the match for the Toffees.
The need to make a positive change was so much evident in the midst of Rafael Benitez’s team after being thumped 4-1 by Liverpool on Wednesday, December 1.
This change was so evident, especially from the style of play of the team as they exhibited a much-improved display which appealed to fans of the club.
After Martin Odegaard scored the game’s opener from Kieran Tierney’s cross in first-half stoppage time, Richarlison has already done a perfect job to bring Everton level with 11 minutes of normal time remaining.
That the winner came after Richarlison had also had two goals ruled out for offside by the video assistant referee before getting the equaliser will only have added to the home fans’ delight.
On the table, Everton currently remains on 12th position, with eight points above the relegation zone.
