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Substitutes Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Cenk Tosun scored late on as Everton registered their third successive Premier League victory by beating Crystal Palace 2-0 at Goodison Park.<\/p>\nSubstitutes Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Cenk Tosun scored late on as Everton registered their third successive Premier League victory by beating Crystal Palace 2-0 at Goodison Park.<\/p>\n
Calvert-Lewin headed in from an Ademola Lookman delivery in the 87th minute, five minutes after both players had come off the bench.<\/p>\n
Tosun, who had come on midway through the second half, then added an 89th-minute strike.<\/p>\n
Toffees and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford had earlier kept the score at 0-0 by saving a Luka Milivojevic penalty on the hour mark.<\/p>\n
Palace, who have scored only five goals in nine league matches this term, went close in the first half when Cheikhou Kouyate\u2019s header hit the bar.<\/p>\n
Everton, having built on wins over Fulham and Leicester, are now up to eighth in the table, while Palace have dropped a place to 15th after their third consecutive defeat.<\/p>\n
The first real attempt on goal came in the 10th minute of the contest when the fit-again Seamus Coleman, back in action after missing Everton\u2019s previous four league games, collected the ball from Bernard and fired over from the edge of the box.<\/p>\n
The hosts then survived a scare as Kurt Zouma and Michael Keane got in a mix-up near their own goal and Andros Townsend looked to take advantage by pouncing on the loose ball before Coleman cleared.<\/p>\n
Eight minutes later the Republic of Ireland international\u2019s cutback was met by Gylfi Sigurdsson, whose shot brought a good save out of Wayne Hennessey at the near post.<\/p>\n
Palace subsequently started to show more threat, and after James Tomkins headed a Townsend cross wide and Pickford turned behind Milivojevic\u2019s free-kick, Kouyate saw his headed effort come back off the bar.<\/p>\n
It was Everton then applying pressure again as the first half neared an end, with Richarlison heading over from a corner and Sigurdsson sending a left-footed attempt wide.<\/p>\n
Palace were handed a golden opportunity to break the deadlock shortly after the break when Coleman brought down Wilfried Zaha in the area and referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot.<\/p>\n
However, the visitors were unable to do so, with Milivojevic\u2019s strike from 12 yards \u2013 sent down the middle \u2013 being kept out by the diving Pickford\u2019s right foot.<\/p>\n
Moments later, Everton failed to take a great chance themselves as Theo Walcott, played in one-on-one, saw his shot kept out by Hennessey\u2019s feet.<\/p>\n
Toffees boss Marco Silva brought on Tosun for Bernard, and after debutant Andre Gomes then curled an attempt wide, Calvert-Lewin and Lookman were also introduced.<\/p>\n
All three substitutes then made their mark in a dramatic finale as Calvert-Lewin converted from Lookman\u2019s cross, before Tosun then latched on to a long ball forward from Keane and drilled a low shot in.<\/p>\n