Everton has also won his second game of the new Premier League season. The blue club from Liverpool opened the soccer season last week with a handsome win at Tottenham Hotspur and Saturday afternoon it was also West Bromwich Albion’s turn. Due to a red card for Kieran Gibbs, the PhD student played the entire second half with one man less and eventually lost 5-2 at Goodison Park. James Rodríguez was one of the main players with a goal and an assist, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin produced a hat-trick.

Manager Carlo Ancelotti sent in the same eleven who won last week from Tottenham, including newcomers James, Abdoulaye Doucouré and Allan. The Toffees and the PhD student made it an exciting opening phase, with Calvert-Lewin almost headed out of a corner after just three minutes of play. About seven minutes later the ball was on the other side when Grady Diangana was given room to steam up and hit from the edge of the sixteen.

A good intervention on a shot by Callum Robinson by Jordan Pickford and help from the post after a bet by Jake Livermore kept Everton out of further damage and it was Calvert-Lewin who leveled his team after half an hour of play. The striker appeared to be offside at the time of his goal with the heel, but after receiving the ball through a defender, his hit was approved. On the stroke of half time the game then ignited 2-1 from James, who cleverly slid the ball into the corner from outside the sixteen.

The Colombian went to ground not long after Gibbs pulled out and the defender was able to move in red immediately. Manager Slaven Bilic was particularly outraged by this at halftime and he was also presented with a red card by referee Mike Dean. West Brom came out of the dressing room strongly for the second half despite all the commotion, and a fine free kick from Matheus Pereira in the upper right corner brought the visitors up to par. Long could The Baggies But don’t enjoy this, because seven minutes later it was back to Everton.

A header from Richarlison was bounced by Sam Johnstone, after which the rebound was a prey for Michael Keane. A handsome bow ball from James on Richarlison led into Everton’s fourth goal not long after and it was Calvert-Lewin who finally signed for his second of the afternoon. A splashing free kick on the bar by Lucas Digne then almost meant the 5-2 for Everton, but West Brom was able to breathe a sigh of relief. From a corner Calvert-Lewin also filled his hat-trick and a goal from Richarlison was rejected for offside in the final stages.