Everton's Premier League survival has been secured.
Frank Lampard's side did not do things the easy way against Crystal Palace on Thursday evening, fighting back from two goals down at the break to secure a dramatic 3-2 win over the Eagles. Strikes from Michael Keane, Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin saw the Blues complete an unforgettable turnaround, ensuring top-flight football will be witnessed at Goodison Park again next season.
The Goodison pitch was flooded with supporters upon the full-time whistle, with Spirt of the Blues echoing around the ground in response as players joined in the celebrations on a night of great importance. Lampard's passion was also clear to see during this period as he attempted to further raise the decibel levels.
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Here are some moments you may have missed as the celebrations got under way...
Lampard goes rogue
Lampard was only pitchside briefly before heading up to the Everton directors' box, joining the likes of Bill Kenwright and Tony Bellew. The Blues boss was pictured jumping up and down in front of Kenwright and co on a ledge in front of the seating - joining in with the Spirit of the Blues chants before being collared for a selfie.
Anthony Gordon relief
As the Everton players made their way back into the dressing room after soaking in the moment of survival, there were plenty of players showing what remaining in the division meant to them. Gordon's emotions became clear to see as his shirtless shout of pure relief hammered home the effort and determination of those on the pitch to produce a perfect second half display.
Southgate receives DCL reminder
England manager Gareth Southgate was sat next to Kenwright during proceedings and would have had the perfect view of Calvert-Lewin's diving header, which won the game for the Blues.
Southgate may well have been expecting to see rising star Conor Gallagher in action for Palace, with many claiming the Chelsea loanee should now be in contention for further appearances at international level after a superb solo campaign at Selhurst Park.
It was Everton's number nine who stole the show, however, with a finish worthy of winning any game.
Doucoure gets in the thick of it
One Everton player who was in no hurry to make his way off the pitch was Abdoulaye Doucoure. Sat on the shoulders of one supporter, the French midfielder joined in with the Spirit of the Blues rendition taking place as he repeatedly pointed to the club crest on his match-worn shirt.
