A slow start, but an epic second-half. Monday night has ended with a bang.

Guess what? Champions League tomorrow. See you there...

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West Brom defender Craig Dawson: "We build ourselves on clean sheets and to be two goals up and lose the game is very disappointing. We know Everton are a top team but we have to pull our socks up and learn from our mistakes.

"To concede straight after scoring is disappointing and we have to learn from it."

It seems the problem is that Jonny Evans is a number six, not a number five.

Those were Tony Pulis's words when discussing his patched-up back four.

Tony Pulis says that defender Jonas Olsson has a groin injury which is not looking good. He's not a happy man.

There were 41 goals scored this weekend, the most in a Premier League weekend since 22-23 March 2014.

There were 42 that weekend - fuelled by Liverpool winning 6-3 at Cardiff...

West Brom boss Tony Pulis: "The first goal kills us. We should deal with it. Losing Gareth McAuley and Jonas Olsson to injury hasn't helped us any, playing against Romelu Lukaku. 

"The other two goals are poor goals - the second one looks offside, the linesman is looking the wrong side. It's a poor decision.

"Really, really disappointing because before we scored the second goal we had some good chances.

"We switched off and Everton will punish you."

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Defeat leaves West Brom in 15th place in the Premier League table. Though they are level on points with Chelsea - which they would have taken before the start of the season...

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More from Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "To be able to break West Brom down you have to put a lot of things together.

"The Merseyside derby is an incredible football occasion and we are ready for a special Goodison Park atmosphere.

"John Stones and Seamus Coleman both wanted to play tonight, they are very close and I am positive that we will have two or three players back for the weekend."

Tony Pulis has lost a Premier League game from a leading position of 2+ goals for the first time.

Everton scored with three of their four shots on target, all four of which came in the second half.

There was only one minute and 24 seconds between WBA’s second goal and Everton’s first.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "We were very disappointed with the first half. We were off, every single individual.

"The mountain we had to climb, it would have been easy to lose focus but we got three goals against the best defensive structure in the Premier League.

"Every three points is huge but it feels extra good. Gerard Deulofeu took extra responsibility, he wanted the ball all night and it was a real mature performance.

"The last game before the players go away always feels like a bit of a final and it's the derby so it's extra emotional for us."

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Everton go into the Merseyside derby on Sunday in fifth place, one point and four places above Liverpool.

Everton skipper Phil Jagielka: "At 2-0 down there's always a way back, it was disastrous for us but we got back into it straight away. It could have gone either way but we are delighted.

"The defence didn't have many Premier League games between them but this was a game for them to learn their trade!"

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Everton striker Romelu Lukaku: "The first half was not too good, and at half-time the manager woke us up. The experienced players spoke up! One goal was always going to bring us back into the game and at the end we won the game.

"I knew the first goal was crucial. I knew that we could win the game."

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"Everton looked far more comfortable when they threw the shackles off and went for it. Going 2-0 down was the best thing that could happen to them!"

It doesn't matter! Everton win after a stirring comeback.

Someone, somewhere is having the night of his life, £45k up from a £5 stake.

Unless he cashed out. Imagine...

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But Everton clear. And they are away! A four-on-one counter but they make a hash of it!

West Brom HAVE A CORNER...

Saido Berahino goes up for a header and he can't get there. Everton look like hanging on...

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Decision making? Poor.

Ross Barkley leads a counter-attack for Everton, James McCarthy has his own postcode of space on the right but blinkered Barkley ends up having a shot which is easily charged down.

Look up!