Michael Keane had the Gwladys Street bouncing. Again.
His last minute rocket against Tottenham Hotspur was his first strike for Everton since he showcased his skill in front of goal with the volley that kickstarted the comeback against Crystal Palace. That effort helped to save Everton from relegation last season, his latest could be vital in protecting the club’s Premier League status this year.
It was a goal of the season contender that capped Keane’s ascendancy under Sean Dyche, the 30-year-old having gone from sixth choice centre-back to first choice in just weeks. But was it a fluke? In short, no. Not when you hear what his teammates have to say.
