Apollon Limassol 0 Everton 3: Ademola Lookman strikes twice in Europa League to make point to Sam Allardyce


ADEMOLA LOOKMAN netted twice as Everton FINALLY won in the Europa League.

Boss Sam Allardyce was absent due a medical appointment but winger Lookman served up a dose a feel-good factor with the travelling fans with a pair of first-half strikes.

Ademola Lookman netted a double in a bright display for Everton
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Nikola Vlasic added gloss to the win by calmly slotting in three minutes from time

The Toffees were already out of the reckoning for last-32 qualification, but put it their best display of the competition so far as five youngsters made their debuts, including 16-year-old Anthony Gordon in the closing stages.

Harry Charsley and Fraser Hornby made their bows from the start, with Morgan Feeney impressive on his first start for the club.

Alex Denny also got on in injury time.

Debutant Fraser Hornby celebrates with Lookman in Cyprus
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Harry Charsley, left, was another youngster making his Toffees bow
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Morgan Feeney impressed in defence on his first start for Everton
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Craig Shakespeare was in charge with Sam Allardyce ruled out of the game due to a medical appointment
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Kevin Mirallas was one of few senior players on duty ahead of the Merseyside derby
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Davy Klaassen was making just his second Toffees start since mid-October
Davy Klaassen was making just his second Toffees start since mid-October
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