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Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
The speedy Gerard Deulofeu isn't the worst option to be able to bring off the bench at this stage against a tiring defence. Kevin Mirallas makes way for Everton.
Win takes Everton second in table
Toffees have won four league games in a row
Barry marks 600th PL appearance with goal
Phil Cartwright
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
The speedy Gerard Deulofeu isn't the worst option to be able to bring off the bench at this stage against a tiring defence. Kevin Mirallas makes way for Everton.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside
Everton manager Ronald Koeman is not happy. It's a reverse from Monday. He wants them to keep playing at a high tempo because the game is not over at 3-1.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Approaching 20 minutes to go and Middlesbrough still haven't had a shot on target in this match.
Their goal, which put them in front remember, was an own goal from Everton goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg.
They're about to make another substitution - Viktor Fischer is set to come on.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
There's a spot of pinball in the Middlesbrough box as Kevin Mirallas, Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley all attempt to divert the ball past Victor Valdes.
Seconds later, Lukaku takes a whack to the calf and that's his last action of the match. Enner Valencia comes on to replace him - it's a Toffees debut for the man on loan from West Ham.
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Benjamin Jones: Great comeback from Everton. We look so much more composed compared to last season.
Stephen MCP Brogarth: Everton's Seamus Coleman has to be the greatest ever Premier League signing at £60,000. It's a week's wage.
Daniel Ljunggren: It's going to be a long tough season for Boro. Everton are finding this far too easy.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough are throwing on a second striker with about 30 minutes to play.
David Nugent is on for Emilio Nsue, and it looks like it's going to be a straight 4-4-2 for Aitor Karanka's Boro.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside
If Ross Barkley had been dropped today it would really have hit his confidence but he's come out and given it a real go. The manager has shown faith in him.
As if to prove the point, Barkley twists his way past Stewart Downing and whistles a shot towards the near post, which is well saved by Victor Valdes.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
You get the feeling a fourth Everton goal isn't far away, with the home side high on confidence and Middlesbrough needing to take a couple more risks as the second half wears on.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
When on top form, there can't be too many better Premier League full-backs than Seamus Coleman.
The Everton right-back has got himself a goal already today, and he's been a focal point for most of the home side's attacks in this match.
Here's his touch map...
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
You have to go back to May 2000 to find Middlesbrough's last league win at Goodison Park.
Brian Deane and Juninho scored in a 2-0 victory that day.
It looks like the wait will go on for Boro, who looked good in the opening stages, but those two goals before half-time appear to have killed off their chances.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Back under way at Goodison Park.
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Barry marked his 600th Premier League appearance with Everton's first-half equaliser.
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Daniel Woodley: Merseyside football is looking pretty handsome right now.
Johnny Magrinho: This is incredible from Everton. They've shown great composure to turn this game around after that horrendous decision early on.
Bob Moss: Will Ross Barkley ever reach his potential or is he another overrated English player who flatters to deceive?
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
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Well, what a first half. It was a half which took a while to get going, but by the end we had two controversial incidents to mull over, four goals and Everton in charge.
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Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside
Romelu Lukaku is claiming it but he never touched it.
Anyway, it's in the back of the net. They can argue at the end about who scored it. It's a good finish to the half.
Everton 3-1 Middlesbrough
Romelu Lukaku
Two goals in quick succession and Everton are in control.
A right-wing cross from Yannick Bolasie nestles in the far corner. Did Romelu Lukaku get a touch? He thinks so, but it's debatable.
Everton 2-1 Middlesbrough
Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside
What a lovely build-up - the keeper had no chance as it's a really good finish. It's what Everton deserve based on the last 20-25 minutes.
Seamus Coleman
Everton lead with a super goal from Seamus Coleman.
The Republic of Ireland full-back dances past two Middlesbrough defenders and then almost passes the ball into the corner with his left foot.
Everton, having trailed 1-0, now lead on the stroke of half-time and will go two points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City as things stand.