The final scoreline was an emphatic one, and Everton powered away from Leicester in the second half but how the Foxes faded will worry manager Amandine Miquel. Kelly Gago's early opener had rocked Leicester back but they responded well,

Everton beat Leicester City 4-0 at Goodison Park on Saturday as David Moyes' side started fast and never looked like losing. Abdoulaye Doucoure scored after just 10 seconds, which is the quickest-ever game by a home team in Premier League history, and that set the tone for a dominant home win.

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Everton continued to move away from danger in the Women's Super League with an emphatic win over struggling Leicester City at Walton Hall Park. Kelly Gago continued the good start to her Everton career with two goals, while Katja Snoeijs and Honoka Hayashi also scored for the Toffees.

Everton - With Calvert-Lewin and Mangala out, Moyes has gone for direct replacements with Beto and Garner starting. Leicester City - van Nistelrooy has Vardy starting, of course. With two consecutive wins Everton have started moving away from the drop zone,

Abdoulaye Doucoure's opener after 10.18 seconds is the fourth-fastest goal scored in Premier League history, and the fastest scored by any player in a home game. Everton's second goal, scored by Beto (05:48),

It was Everton's victory at Brighton that impressed me the most, though. They are still not going to be free-scoring but the centre-back partnership between James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite, with Jordan Pickford behind them, has given new boss David Moyes the foundation he wants.