Seamus Coleman has highlighted the 'immense' work of Fabian Delph in Everton's crucial victory over Manchester United on Saturday afternoon. The Blues secured all three points at the weekend thanks to Anthony Gordon's deflected effort in the first half, bouncing off Harry Maguire before flying beyond David De Gea.
Frank Lampard made a number of changes to his line-up on Saturday from the side that took on Burnley a few days previously, with Coleman being one of those to step into the team. Another was Fabian Delph, who was making his first appearance for the Blues since December following an injury.
The Blues captain described the influence of the midfielder as "immense", before also praising the impacts made by both Alex Iwobi and Allan in the centre of the pitch to help Everton to an important win.
