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A long journey home, possibly after a bit of the Cavern Club tomorrow, for these lot.

For you, the next football to look out for is tomorrow's FA Cup first round giant-killing possibility when Warrington's part-timers take on League Two Exeter.

You can read more about the catalogue model, pizza man and member of Liverpool's 2005 Champions League winning party who will be involved in that one right here.

See you there.

Richard Chinn:, external Ex-Wolves centre back John de Wolf, Great name!

Lekan Olubusoye:, external Former Wolfsburg manager Wolfgang Wolf, is certainly worth a mention.

James Wilkin:, external Surely it has to be the Indonesian FA's Bob Hippy?

We have tapped a bottomless seam with your knowledge of fabulous footballing names.

Still some unheard pearls landing in our social media and text inboxes.

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Steven Naismith speaking to ITV4: "One of our biggest assets is that everyone works hard for each other and when we lose the ball we work hard to get it get it back. That was very evident in the first half and I think that was where we won the game."

These are the stats then. And they probably don't do Everton's dominance justice. It was a very easy win once the second went in. The sort of performance to fuel fans' hopes of improving on last year.

Divork Origi wins a late corner as he battles away with Sylvain Distin, but nothing comes of it as Everton boot clear.

Cue Grand Old Team....

I wouldn't normally advocate it, but if you are going to beat the traffic at one match this might be the one to choose. It is done. Finished. Over. Bar another 180 seconds of kickabout.

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Lille's fans rouse themselves into some rhythmic clapping late on. It is more life than their team have shown for long periods.

The home fans meanwhile have been giving Florent Balmont the bird before and after his dreadful corner kick.

Florent Balmont clatters into Leighton Baines and the yellow card that has been in the post for the whole 90 minues finally lands on his doormat.

He is still chuntering away to Baines after the challenge. He looks like an angry man. Someone get him some scented candles or something.

Muhamed Besic is being taken through some late tactics on the dugout tablet computer. Either that or there are some of Roberto's holiday snaps to take a look at. Nope, on he comes. James McCarthy is the man who makes away to a fully deserved standing ovation. He has been everywhere tonight.

Christian Atsu darts in off the left flank and narrowly fails to pick out Romelu Lukaku with a cute reverse pass. Ten to go.

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Romelu Lukaku charges down a yawning channel between the two centre-halves and onto James McCarthy's pass. Vincent Enyeama comes out of goal and stands stock still with his hand in the air appealing for offside.

Fortunately for the Lille keeper, unlike that time when Fabian Barthez tried the same when faced with Paolo Di Canio, the linesman agrees.

Tom Ellison:, external Great football names? Championship Manager legend Tonton Zola Moukoko.

Adam:, external Can't be many better named footballers than Zimbabwean defender Danger Fourpence.

Rob:, external Jan Vennegoor of Hessilink has to be worth a mention

Everton are still probing away and look the more dangerous of the two teams. Lille's double switch has not injected life into their flat-lining performance.

The visitors roll the dice for the third and final time as Sebastien Corchia makes way for Ronny Rodelin. Another decent name...

Whoever is on the tannoy at Everton is doing a sterling job with the announcements to the away fans. They are calling the subs in what sounds like grammatically perfect French with absolutely zero concession towards an accent.

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Anon: Lenell John-Lewis [pictured] plays for Grimsby Town, nickname 'the shop'.

Alan, Edinburgh: Another one from the nominative determinism school, this time from the US code of football; former Detroit Lions QB Chuck Long.

Tim, Exeter: Denmark international and Leeds midfielder Casper Sloth has to have one of the best names in football.

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Everton are forced into a double change of their own. Aiden McGeady's removal for Christian Atsu is planned, but Gareth Barry is back on the sidelines as well after clashing shins with Sebastien Corchia over a 50-50 ball.

Barry limps off and is shown a rather harsh yellow as he goes. It looked like an honest challenge for a ball that was there for him to win.

A double switch from Lille, who replace Michael Frey with Nolan Roux and Ryan Mendes with Franck Beria.

It might be all too little too late though.

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A sumptuous team goal and that is surely three points bagged as well as three goals.

Romelu Lukaku slides Leighton Baines in on the overlap and the former Wigan man squares neatly for Steven Naismith in the box. Naismith still has plenty to do, but does it in style. He holds off his man, before rifling into the roof of the net.