Score | 4-0 to Everton |
Referee | Uriah Rennie |
Competition | Premier League |
Venue | Goodison Park |
Attendance | 36,519 |
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Mikel Arteta | 7 | ||
Tim Cahill | 47 | ||
Tim Cahill | 54 | ||
James Vaughan | 87 |
Steve Watson for Alan Stubbs | 26 |
Lee Carsley for Marcus Bent | 67 |
James Vaughan for Gary Naysmith | 74 |
Tony Hibbert | 60 | Y |
Sandor Torghelle for Vassilis Lakis | 57 |
Ben Watson for Aki Riihilahti | 57 |
Gábor Király | 7 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 4th Unused substitutes: Richard Wright and James McFadden By netting on his debut, James Vaughan of Everton became the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history at the age of 16 years 270 days. The record was held by James Milner when he scored for Leeds United at Sunderland on 26 December 2002 when he was 16 and 357 days old. The England Under-17 striker also became the youngest Everton player ever to make a league appearance beating the record held by Joe Royle who made his debut against Blackpool on 15 January 1966 at the age of 16 years 282 days.Comments:
League position: 19th Unused substitutes: Julian Speroni, Mark Hudson and Gary Borrowdale