Ollie Watkins knew Aston Villa were in for a tough afternoon at Goodison Park - and dedicated their win over Everton to the club’s set-pieces coach.
Sean Dyche had won his previous two home games in charge of Everton since replacing the sacked Frank Lampard last month. The Blues beat Arsenal and Leeds United 1-0 on each occasion.
While Villa arrived on Merseyside on the back of three straight defeats, with Dyche’s opposite number, Unai Emery, facing the prospect of losing four successive top-flight matches for the first time in his managerial career.