Everton 0-3 Tottenham: Match Report & Instant Reaction
Everton's unbeaten run at their new stadium came to an end with a dismal attacking display against Tottenham.
After a disappointing loss to City last week, Everton returned home to face Spurs, who were looking to bounce back from a loss to Aston Villa and a draw against Monaco.
Despite Tottenham's strong away record against Everton, with only one loss in their last 12 Premier League away games, they had not won in their last six visits to Everton's home.
Everton had won their last five Premier League matches played on Sundays under David Moyes, but this streak was broken by Tottenham's dominant performance.
- Jack Grealish returned to the starting lineup.
- Charly Alcaraz moved back to the bench.
- David Moyes was able to select his first-choice midfield for the first time since the draw with West Ham over a month ago.
No big surprises in the lineup as Everton looked to continue their unbeaten run at home.
Author's summary: Everton's unbeaten run ends with a 3-0 loss to Tottenham.
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