Sweet Toffee debut by Vaughan

Everton 4 Crystal Palace 0

Mon, 11 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Paul Walker

The result put the Toffees back in the driving seat to claim a Champions League spot.

Vaughan, who only knew he was playing a couple of hours before the kick-off at Goodison Park and was still at school six months ago, scored the fourth goal after Tim Cahill had bagged two and Mikel Arteta had banged home a fine free-kick.

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