Norwich City vs Everton LIVE - latest score, Michael Keane own goal, Idah finish, commentary stream
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Jordan Pickford 5
Couldn’t do much about either of the goals and was also forced out of his area once when a defensive mix-up in front of him played Teemu Pukki through. A short pass out to Keane under pressure almost caused more panic.
Seamus Coleman 3
Sold Anthony Gordon short with an under-hit pass in the build up to Norwich’s second goal – one of several such occurrences from Everton players – and had his hands full dealing with Milot Rashica.
Vitalii Mykolenko 4
A tough start to life in the Premier League, even against the bottom club. Joshua Sergant had the better of their tussles down the flank.
Michael Keane 3
Endured a nightmare couple of minutes, deflecting a cross beyond his own keeper for the opener then failing to make an interception for Norwich’s second goal.
Ben Godfrey 4
A birthday to forget so far on a not very happy return to Carrow Road. This isn’t how he imagined his first game back here with Everton. Gave the ball away cheaply on more than one occasion.
Anthony Gordon 5
Tried to make things happen but was often hampered by the shortcomings of those around him.
Andre Gomes 4
Not a like for like replacement for Allan but operated as the sitter in the engine room where he was unable to dictate proceedings.
Abdoulaye Doucoure 4
One of Everton’s most-impressive performers in happier times earlier in the season, he perhaps set the tone by giving the ball away in the opening exchanges and found himself largely bogged down in the centre.
Demarai Gray 6
Everton’s brightest outlet again, he looked the most-likely player to make something happen as he regularly cut inside from the left with his blistering pace.
Salomon Rondon 4
Had a strike partner beside him today to help share the attacking burden but his movements appear laboured and he offered little threat.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin 4
Having to play his way back to match sharpness after a four-month injury lay-off, last season’s top scorer hardly had a sniff.