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Liverpool losing to Arsenal on Sunday afternoon.The Reds were on the receiving end of a 3-2 loss at the hands of the Gunners courtesy of a Gabriel Martinelli goal and a Bukayo Saka double. And Everton fans on the move, heading to their clash against Manchester United, couldn't risk missing out on seeing their bitter foes crumble.With the scores level at 2-2, droves of Toffees supporters were spotted crammed outside a house dying to catch a peek of Liverpool's demise.

Everton defender Yerry Mina 'the biggest s***house in the Premier League' following the Colombian's colossal display against Chelsea at Goodison Park on Sunday.A second-half goal from Richarlison was enough earn all three points for Frank Lampard's struggling Toffees - who took a desperately-needed leap up the table to close the gap on Leeds and Burnley above them.There were heroes all over the pitch - Jordan Pickford made a string of absolutely blinding saves and Anthony Gordon ran his socks off all afternoon, but Mina's commanding presence at the back was arguably what Everton needed most, and is something they've dearly missed all season.Mina clashed with Kai Havertz, Mason Mount and just about every Chelsea player who fancied stepping up to him, and fans on social media were absolutely loving it."Yerry Mina may be the biggest s***house in the Premier League," one fan tweeted."Mina a brick s***house that falls down when someone breaths on him," wrote an admiring Chelsea supporter."S***house Mina is exactly what will keep Everton up," wrote a third, while a fourth said: "Mina is an absolute beast, Havertz looked like a twig squaring up to him."Mina has only featured 13 times for Everton all season, having missed months of action due to injury.

Everton claimed a crucial 1-0 over Chelsea to significantly boost their hopes of Premier League survival.With the Toffees in dire need of a result following Burnley's comeback win over Watford on Saturday, the Goodison Park faithful came out in force ahead of kick-off, setting off fireworks outside Chelsea's hotel and lighting up flares in the streets outside the stadium. Frank Lampard's side appeared fired-up, however, neither side were able to create any real efforts of note in a scrappy first 45 minutes which saw more yellow cards than shots on goal.

Manchester United travel to Everton on Saturday, with the clash at Goodison Park a must-win game for both sides, and Paul Merson has made a 'mad' prediction which could decide the Toffees' Premier League status.Both Everton and United are experiencing extremely underwhelming seasons, with the Red Devils left scrapping for a top-four place to save their season. But things are worse elsewhere in the north west of England, with Everton on the verge of ending their long-stay in the top flight.The two sides meet at Goodison Park on Saturday and both Ralf Rangnick and Frank Lampard will be desperate for three points.

Everton fans to "leave the room" before launching a scathing attack on the Merseyside club.The Sky Sports host didn't hold back in his assessment of Frank Lampard's side, who find themselves teetering perilously above the Premier League's relegation zone.The Toffees have only managed one win in their last 10 league outings and were put to the sword by Tottenham last Monday as they were thumped 5-0.Despite boasting a squad containing a number of expensive signings, Everton find themselves one point above the drop zone and in real danger of being relegated from England's top-flight for the first time since 1951.On Soccer Saturday, Stelling sparked a debate with his Sky Sports panel on the Toffees' terrible run of form, but told any Everton fans watching to "leave the room" beforehand.He said: “Could Everton be heading to the Championship?“Let’s talk about Everton, a good time for Everton fans to leave the room.“This is a side now with Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison and Doucoure playing and still they look awful.”Will Everton be relegated from the Premier League this season? Let us know in the comments sectionAfter Rafael Benitez was sacked back in January, Lampard was installed as the man to turn the club's fortunes around and he made an immediate impact.In his first Premier League match in charge, Lampard's Toffees claimed a 3-0 home win over Leeds, but the club have since suffered three successive league defeats.Everton welcome Wolves to Goodison Park on Sunday in dire need of a result.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't