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Naismith was at it again soon after, with his shot deflected by Lukaku some ten yards out, but Lukasz Fabianski did well to get down low to gather cleanly. Gomis, though, scuffed his effort wide from 15 yards.Īt the other end, a fine Everton counter saw Arouna Kone find Lukaku, and when he teed up Steven Naismith the Scot was only denied by Neil Taylor's sliding challenge. The Swans took time to get going, but Bafe Gomis' acrobatic effort from a Kyle Naughton cross before the striker latched onto Gareth Barry's header before racing in on goal. The game saw a number of chances in the opening 20 minutes, with Everton enjoying the early attempts.Īfter a brief halt for clash of heads between Andre Ayew and Phil Jagielka, the visitors saw Romelu Lukaku's 20-yard free-kick bravely diverted wide for a corner by Ashley Williams, before the Everton captain headed over Ross Barkley's resulting delivery. SUBS: Joel Robles, Darron Gibson, Aaron Lennon, Leon Osman, Ramiro Funes Mori. SUBS: Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Angel Rangel, Kyle Bartley, Wayne Routledge.ĮVERTON: Tim Howard, John Stones, Phil Jagielka (capt), Arouna Kone (Gerard Deulofeu, 65), Romelu Lukaku, Steven Naismith, James McCarthy, Gareth Barry, Ross Barkley (Kevin Mirallas, 90), Tyias Browning, Brendan Galloway. SWANS: Lukasz Fabianski, Kyle Naughton, Federico Fernandez, Ashley Williams (capt), Neil Taylor, Jack Cork, Jonjo Shelvey, Gylfi Sigurdsson (Ki Sung-Yueng, 60), Jefferson Montero, Andre Ayew (Modou Barrow, 87), Bafe Gomis (Eder, 81). Tyias Browning and Steven Naismith - who scored a hat-trick against the Blues - were handed starts by boss Roberto Martinez. On the bench, Ki Sung-Yueng was included after returning from South Korea following the birth of his daughter.Įverton were without Seamus Coleman and Muhamed Besic after they sustained injuries in the win over Chelsea, while Bryan Oviedo was also ruled out with a knee injury. The Swans made one change to the starting line-up as Jefferson Montero started in place of Wayne Routledge after coming off the bench in last week's defeat at Watford. Everton ended the game with ten men as substitute Kevin Mirallas was shown a straight red card for a challenge on Modou Barrow in stoppage time, as both sides settled a share of the spoils.