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Everton vs Leicester City live: Latest score as Phil Jagielka heads Toffees back in front in Goodison Park thriller

Follow the updates as Everton look to make it seven consecutive home wins

Joe Miles
Sunday 09 April 2017 06:33 EDT
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Tom Davies celebrates after opening the scoring for Everton after just 30 seconds
Tom Davies celebrates after opening the scoring for Everton after just 30 seconds (Getty)

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Everton are looking to regain some form after last weekend’s derby defeat to Liverpool as they push to finish the season among the European places.

They face Leicester, who are continuing their resurgence under Craig Shakespeare and can even move into the top half of the Premier League table with a win.

Follow all the live action below...

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When is it?

Kick-off is at 4pm on Sunday 9 April, at Goodison Park.

Where can I watch it?

The game will be shown on Sky Sports 1 with coverage starting from 3.30pm. Or you can follow all the action on The Independent’s live blog above.

It’s a big game for…

Jamie Vardy. The England striker has fit form again and it’s coincided with Leicester moving up the table. Vardy has scored in each of his last three Leicester City games and will need to continue that run if he is to outshine the league’s top scorer Romelu Lukaku.

Last three meetings…

Everton 1 Leicester 2, FA Cup, January 2017

Leicester 0 Everton 2, Premier League, December 2016

Leicester 3 Everton 1, Premier League, May 2016

Form guide…

Everton: WLWWLD

Leicester: WWWWWW

Odds…

Everton: 13/18

Leicester: 19/5

Draw: 56/19

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78 MINS

Substitution: Albrighton is replaced by Ulloa.

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:36
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80 MINS

Mahrez sends a free kick across the face of the Everton goal, but he fails to find a Leicester head. The Toffees defence manage to clear the danger. The introduction of Mahrez and Musa really has injected life into the Leicester side.

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:39
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83 MINS

Musa bursts through the Everton defence, but his pace is too much and he sprints the ball straight out of play. Goal kick.

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:42
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86 MINS

Barkley picks up the ball on the edge of the area, turns and goes for goal. It is a powerful strike, but it falls straight into the path of Schmeichel.

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:44
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87 MINS

Leicester go short with the corner kick, Mahrez then sends the ball in towards Ulloa. The newly introduced substitute manages to get his head on the delivery, but Robles manages to stop the shot. 

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:46
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90 MINS

There will be a minimum of three additional minutes.

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:48
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FULL TIME

EVERTON 4 - 2 LEICESTER CITY 

It's all over at Goodison Park, with Everton doing their first league double over Leicester for 30 years. Lukaku bagged two, along with Davies and Jagielka also getting on the score sheet for Koeman's men. Slimani opened the scoring for The Foxes, followed by an exquisite free kick from Albrighton. However, it was not enough to sink The Toffees - Koeman's men continue their quest to finish in the top six of the table. 

That's all from us today at The Independent. Thanks for tuning in, as always. 

Joe Miles9 April 2017 17:56

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