I've probably been pretty tiresome tooting Oviedo's horn for the last season and a half, and I was confident he'd step up today, but I never dreamed he'd write a page destined to last in Everton annals for a lifetime.

And again, his hair was perfect.

We rode our luck at times and had howard to thank for a number of absolute quality saves to keep us in it. 9 easily for him and could we'll be vying for MoTM

I thought Distin was poor and Jags made mistakes also which could've cost us. Distin in particular looked nervy and appears the more uncomfortable with the new style of play.

Don't recall coleman doing much wrong. Seemed to get forward well and worked hard too.

Both the lads in the centre of the park were immense. Barry and McCarthy ran the show for us and worked their bollocks off. 9 for each and either could be MotM.

Deulofeu I thought did well too. Was unlucky with his chance just after he came on. When one of your players grabs the ball near the halfway line, dribbles it so fast the opposition can't keep up and forces the keeper into a good save, it seems a bit petty to complain he doesn't score or pass. That judgement will come with time, but for now I'm glad we have a player who is capable of that kind of football.

Great result. Could've gone either way, but loved the mentality we showed and loved Moyes face afterwards.

One thing I realised as I was reading about Deulefeu is that had he scored or passed to another player to score when he was in from Rom's pass, we very well may not have won the game. That was at 68 minutes, and a 1-0 lead against United at home usually doesn't last 22+ minutes, regardless of what shithouse is managing them.