At least one English club is willing to show some spirit in Europe. By the time the Toffees kick-off the second leg in Kiev next Thursday they could be the last club flying the flag for British football in Europe. Thanks for your company.

Roberto Martinez is now addressing the national media and his thoughts have already turned to Sunday's home game with Newcastle. "On Sunday, we need that level of performance we saw in the second half tonight," says the Spaniard.

Morgan Davies:, external Much better from Everton tonight, really pleasing performance. Excellent refereeing display was also great to see.

Si's Insights:, external Good performance from, and deserved win for, Everton. I just hope they don't live to regret the away goal.

Steven McNamara:, external The Europa league is underrated. Champions League hugely overrated, far too hyped. Celtic fan hoping Everton win the competition.

Phil Woodward:, external Why don't teams in Europa League play their league game on a Monday night? Maybe Premier League clubs will take it seriously? Well done Toffees.

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"Good win for the Toffees - hopefully that will give the lads confidence now for the run in."

Paul, Wigan fan: Everton fans beware, we loved the FA Cup run with Roberto Martinez but relegation and the Championship have taken the taste away.

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Everton have won just two of their previous eight games after playing in Europe this season. Can this performance be a turning point?

Two-time Everton league title winner Kevin Sheedy:, external A good win after going behind. The game highlighted how big a player Romelu Lukaku is for us. Now for Newcastle.

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez on ITV: "We learned that when we have got that tempo in our play and when we use the character we have we are a very strong team. We started with the team edgy and with a bit of anxiety in our game.

"We scored a very good goal and had one cleared off the line. You could see the momentum carrying us through. We then kept Dynamo Kiev very, very quiet and in those situations you can be exposed.

"Overall it was a very good performance and the reaction shows we are a very good team. We are not favourites as the home team always has a little advantage. Now we are looking forward to the second leg as we travel well in Europe. It is a challenge we are looking forward to."

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Everton striker Romelu Lukaku on ITV: "I'm very happy with the team performance. The team reacted well after first half. We should have maybe scored three goals to be safe but they have top class players.

"It's up there with my best performances. Now we have to focus on the league as we are not doing too well.

"Everyone up front was scared to have the ball and we put the defenders and the midfielders in danger, but after 20 minutes we improved. Now we are into the last third of season and if we want to save the season we have to keep playing like this.

"We are favourites, but it will be difficult over there."

Roberto Martinez disagrees with Romelu Lukaku's assessment that Everton are favourites to progress. The Toffees boss tells TV his team produced a 'mature' performance and his players produced a 'terrific' reaction to falling behind.

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Sevilla midfielder Vitolo scored the fastest ever goal in the Europa League as defending champions Sevilla beat Villarreal 3-1 at the Estadio El Madrigal in an all-Spanish tie. The forward scored virtually straight from the kick-off - finishing from Kevin Gameiro's lofted pass after 13.21 seconds.

Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain scored a hat-trick as Italian side Napoli fought back from going a goal down inside two minutes to beat Dinamo Moscow, who had Roman Zobnin sent off shortly after the break, 3-1 at the Stadio San Paolo.

Seydou Keita headed in from Alessandro Florenzi's corner to give Roma what could prove to be vital away goal and earned a 1-1 draw against Fiorentina at the Stadio Artemio Franchi. Viola goalkeeper Neto had saved a penalty from Roma's Adem Ljajic moments earlier.

It's Newcastle United at home on Sunday for Roberto Martinez's side before the second leg in Kiev. And boy, Everton need the points.

Two-time Everton league title winner Neville Southall:, external Good result, good performance, good attitude, good tempo. Please do the same Sunday.

Romelu Lukaku has just told TV his penalty is one of the biggest goals of his Everton career. He says the Toffees are favourites to reach the quarter-finals. Agree Blues fans?

My question for Roberto Martinez is simple: Why on earth can't Everton play like that in the Premier League?

Will Oleg Gusev's away goal prove vital for Kiev? Not too long to wait to find out. The deciding leg is next Thursday.

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Rousing applause around Goodison Park. Everton come from behind to take a narrow lead to Ukraine.

Another Everton attack. Dynamo Kiev's defenders are throwing their bodies in front of everything.

Two minutes added time remaining. Everton attacking to the end. Can they get a third?

Dieumerci Mbokani is rightly given a yellow card after a crunching challenge with James McCarthy.