That's us done for the evening. But we will be back on Saturday with coverage of a Premier League programme that includes Steve Bruce and Alan Pardew squaring up to each other when Newcastle face Hull and Liverpool travelling to West Ham in the late game.

Sunday's top-flight fixture list is a peach.

Leicester v Manchester United, Tottenham v West Brom, Everton v Crystal Palace and Manchester City v Chelsea.

See you there.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has described an anti-Semitic banner displayed by Partizan Belgrade fans at tonight's match as "very disrespectful and unacceptable".

UEFA is investigating the issue pointed out to them by Tottenham officials with a delegate from the governing body taking photographic evidence after the match.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez speaking to ITV Sport: "We have been speaking about the return of European nights and it was phenomenal to see the fans supporting the team. To finish with that performance and scoreline was fantastic.

"Wolfsburg are full of energy and will press you high up and we were magnificent engaging with that, playing through it and finding the gaps. It was an open game with two teams who wanted to get on the ball and use their attacking players.

"We have worked hard for 12 months to earn the right to play in the Europa League. The more competitions the better, because we have 25 professionals who can play and six and seven youngsters who are ready to help out the first team."

Everton will load up the van and head out to Krasnodar and Lille for the next two matches in the Europa League on 2 and 23 October respectively.

The next European night at Goodison is the return against Lille on 6 November.

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Leighton Baines, speaking to ITV Sport: We are made up with that. To score four gaols like that is great. Myself and Seamus Coleman have licence to get forward when people fill in behind us from midfield.

Sometimes we both go, at other times one of us stays. We are getting that balance right.

"We are excited to be in this competition. We are looking forward to these nights, travelling around Europe. We want to get out of this group and go a long way in this group."

Villa-like efficiency from Everton. Seven shots on target, four goals and a busy night for Tim Howard.

Evan Chrisp:, external Best I've seen Everton play so far this season, great game and the result brings great confidence for the rest of the campaign.

Rob Burroughs:, external Eto'o could have had two assists tonight - plus his nutmeg! May not play every game, but will be immense impact player for Everton.

Dries Mertens scored a second of the night as Napoli cruised to a 3-1 win over Sparta Prague despite falling behind early on against the Czechs.

Steau Bucharest had a thumping 6-0 win over AaB Aalborg, PAOK Salonika beat Dinamo Minsk 6-1 and Young Boys had a 5-0 victory against Slovan Bratislava.

Sevilla did not add to their lead after moving 2-0 ahead against Feyenoord after half an hour, while Federico Bernardeschi scored a third for Fiorentina as the Italians beat Guingamp 3-0.

In Everton's group, Lille fought back to draw 1-1 with Krasnodar.

Tim Howard is undeservedly beaten, but Wolfsburg and Ricardo Rodriguez have the goal that both have earned for their performance.

The full-back curls a peach of a free-kick over the wall and the ball dings in off the inside of the near post to find the net.

No celebration, which is a shame as it is a beauty.

Great tackle! James McCarthy comes flying across to make a superb last-ditch challenge on Aaron Hunt, just as the German was poised to pull the trigger.

Leon Osman comes on to replace Seamus Coleman who looks like he has an egg coming up after that clash of heads with Ivica Olic.

Four minutes of time added on.

Kevin Mirallas decorates a curious game with another Everton goal.

The Belgian was sprung in behind by Samuel Eto'o's clever nutmeg pass through Naldo's legs and finished coolly inside Diego Benaglio's near post.

Ivica Olic looks like a man whose skull is stronger than a vinegar-soaked conker.

It certainly seems that way with Seamus Coleman having to take a seat for a moment after a clash of heads with the Croatia international.

Aled Northcott:, external Is it just me or does this scoreline completely flatter Everton tonight?

John Pierce:, external We been battered in the 2nd half. Work to do defensively for Everton.

Every Everton fan in the ground was willing that one in. Darron Gibson, surging forward, drills a shot straight into the midriff of goalkeeper Diego Benaglio.

James McCarthy fires over the top shortly after from 18 yards. Everton's defence are getting a much needed breather after being pulled here and there in this second half.

Gareth, from Exeter via text: How many 3-0 wins do you get where the keeper is a genuine shout for man of the match?

Clarky, from Edinburgh via text: So glad to see Naismith getting some great comments tonight. As a Scotland fan I have followed him since he was a lad at Kilmarnock, his work ethic is second to none and he has improved with every game in the Premier League.

Steven Naismith comes off after another full-blooded, sweat-drenched performance. Darron Gibson, making his first appearance since a serious knee injury, is on in his place.

Nicklas Bendtner gets up well, makes solid contact with his header, but can only guide his effort straight into the gloves of Tim Howard.

Wolfsburg are still battering Everton, everywhere except on the scoreboard.