Everton’s destiny now in own hands

Everton 3 Arsenal 0

Everton’s destiny now in own hands
Mon, 07 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Timothy Abraham

The immediate implications of this breathtaking victory for Everton’s hopes of qualifying for the Champions League are clear, but the overall consequences could be infinitely more wide reaching.

For the second time this season Arsenal have left Merseyside with their tail between their legs. Bruised and battered, humbled and humiliated.

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