Everton v Arsenal, 19 October 2002
| Score | 2-1 to Everton |
| Referee | Uriah Rennie |
| Competition | Premier League |
| Venue | Goodison Park |
| Attendance | 39,038 |
View Everton v Arsenal head to head
Arsenal lose their unbeaten record in the league, and unbeaten away record. They still continue to have scored in 49 consecutive matches the only ongoing record. Wayne Rooney became the youngest ever Premiership scorer (Five days before his 17th birthday)
2 Everton
Goals:
| Tomasz Radzinski | 22 |
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| Wayne Rooney | 90 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Richard Wright
Defender
David Unsworth
Defender
David Weir
Defender/Midfielder
Tony Hibbert
Defender/Midfielder
Joseph Yobo
Midfielder
Lee Carsley
Midfielder
Thomas Gravesen
Midfielder
Mark Pembridge
Midfielder
LI Tie
Forward
Kevin Campbell
Forward
Tomasz Radzinski
Substitutions:
| Tobias Linderoth for LI Tie | 55 |
| Wayne Rooney for Tomasz Radzinski | 80 |
| Alan Stubbs for Lee Carsley | 90 |
Cards:
| David Weir | 39 | Y |
| Mark Pembridge | 45 | Y |
| Tobias Linderoth | 89 | Y |
Comments:
Substitutes: Stubbs , Alexandersson , Rooney , Linderoth , Gerrard1 Arsenal
Manager: Arsene Wenger
Goals:
| Freddie Ljungberg | 8 |
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Starting lineup:
David Seaman
Goalkeeper
Sol Campbell
Defender
Ashley Cole
Defender
Pascal Cygan
Defender/Centre back
Lauren
Defender/Midfielder
Kolo Touré
Defender/Midfielder
Gilberto Silva
Midfielder
Freddie Ljungberg
Midfielder
Patrick Vieira
Midfielder
Thierry Henry
Forward
Nwankwo Kanu
Forward
Substitutions:
| Sylvain Wiltord for Kolo Touré | 64 |
| Francis Jeffers for Nwankwo Kanu | 71 |
| Edu for Freddie Ljungberg | 85 |
Cards:
| Edu | 90 | Y |