Easy, easy win for Everton. A bad, bad day for West Brom.

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Everton substitute Idrissa Gueye hits a post after letting fly from outside the area. West Brom can't wait for the final whistle.

Tony Bellew has brought his children to the game. The TV camera zooms in on the boxer who has a broad smile on his face. And so he might. 

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Craig Dawson collects his ninth yellow card of the season after upending 19-year-old Everton substitute Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

West Brom have been shocking.

Everton are finishing strongly. Ross Barkley has a shot from outside the area blocked. It falls into the path of Tom Davies and his effort is also deflected.

Romelu Lukaku is now level with Harry Kane at the top of the Premier League goalscoring charts.

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This has descended into a tedious game. Everton are coasting, West Brom are showing little attacking intent.

The Baggies make their third change as James Morrison replaces Claudio Yacob.

Finally Tony Pulis makes a change. Chris Brunt replaces James McClean. Seconds later another change by the Baggies. Salomon Rondon has not scored a Premier League goal in 2017 but is on for Hal Robson-Kanu.

Claudio Yacob fouls Romelu Lukaku on the edge of the D. It results in the first yellow card of the game and presents Everton with another goalscoring chance.

Lukaku picks himself up...but his effort fails to clear the wall.

Everton make their second change. Goalscorer Kevin Mirallas gets a standing ovation as he makes way for Idrissa Gueye.

Meanwhile, that double change for West Brom is not happening. Both subs are back in their seats.

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This is a pretty lacklustre display by West Brom. Where's the fight? They're reluctant to push players forward. Why?

Morgan Schneiderlin is wearing the No 2 shirt. I'm reliably informed the last No 2 to score for Everton before Schneiderlin was Steve Watson, hat trick goal against Leeds United in September 2003.

Changes imminent for West Brom.

Another free-flowing Everton move results in a chance for Ross Barkley, whose shot ripples the side netting. This is tough going for West Brom.

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Postpublished at 59 mins

59 mins

Everton 2-0 West Brom

Crunching challenge by Morgan Schneiderlin on Hal Robson-Kanu in the middle of the pitch. No-nonsense. The Everton man is fortunate not to be shown a yellow card. 

West Brom's next two games after this are Arsenal at home and Manchester United away. March could yet be an uncomfortable month for Tony Pulis' side. 

It's another composed performance from Tom Davies. The 18-year-old is very tidy in possession and his passing has been decent. Everton have a star in the making.

Everton are not sitting back on their lead and you have to fear for West Brom. Romelu Lukaku, who has been involved in both goals, is inside the Baggies area looking to cause further damage but James McClean does well to get in a challenge and get it clear.

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Hearing Leighton Baines has taken a knock. It's not serious but Ronald Koeman is taking no chances.