Ellis Simms fired his first senior goal for Everton at Chelsea as he labelled the strike the 'moment of his career'.
The former Hearts loanee climbed off the bench for Sean Dyche's men to hit a late leveller at Stamford Bridge for a share of the spoils in what could prove a massive result in their bid for English Premier League survival come the end of the season. His 89th minute strike past Blues No1 Kepa made it 2-2 on the day after latching onto Abdoulaye Doucoure's pass before driving into the box and unleashing his effort.
The result leaves the Toffees 15th in the top flight standings - two points above the relegation places with Tottenham and Manchester United, Champions League football for next season, in the two games following the international break. Reacting to his dream come true moment, the striker told Everton's official website: "It was the moment of my career, so far. It was a great occasion to do it, an equaliser, too.
