Yerry Mina hailed as 'biggest s***house in Premier League' as Everton beat Chelsea

As a young woman noted at the beginning of The Conjuring, “It scares us just thinking about it.”

Frank Lampard's name after taking Everton out of the relegation zone - but other fans just can't get used to it.The Toffees emphatically leaped out of the relegation zone - leapfrogging both Leeds United and Burnley into 16th place - following their 2-1 victory over Leicester City on Sunday, and for the first time in a long time there's a sense of optimism in the blue half of Merseyside.Lampard hasn't exactly got everything right since replacing Rafa Benitez as Everton boss back in January, but one thing he appears to have absolutely nailed is his connection with the fans.After Sunday's win, Lampard jogged over to the away supporters to show his gratitude, and was met by a thunderous chant of 'Super Frankie Lampard' - just as Chelsea fans had done for the best part of two decades.But fans on social media were amazed to notice just how different the chant sounded in a Scouse accent - compared to the usual west London execution."Singing 'Super Frankie Lampard' in a Scouse accent will never sound right," one Chelsea fan tweeted.How would you rate Lampard's tenure as Everton boss out of 10? Let us know in the comments section."Sounds absolutely hideous, but love the way that Everton have taken him in as one of their own," wrote another.An Everton fan agreed, saying: "First time in many years the fans have made a real connection with a manager."The Toffees have picked up three wins and a draw from their last four matches, but despite the upturn in form, relegation remains a very real possibility.But with a game in hand on the teams below them, momentum has swung back in Everton's favour - particularly as their fate is back in their own hands - though they'd be fools not to guard against complacency, particularly as it's the

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reportedly rejected a Premier League job offer following his Manchester United sacking.The 49-year-old parted ways with the Red Devils in November following a poor start to the season. He was then approached by an unnamed top-flight side in England, according to Norwegian outlet VG.Not only did Solskjaer turn that proposal down, but he is also said to have knocked back several clubs from across Europe who have offered him the chance to return to the dugout.

West Ham United and Crystal Palace ace Jobi McAnuff has rubbished Thomas Tuchel’s insinuation that the dark arts were at play during Chelsea’s 1-0 away defeat to Everton. Frank Lampard came back to haunt his former side as Richarlison’s smooth finish saw the Toffees record a stunning 1-0 home victory over the Blues.

Everton youngster took a dubious tumble inside the first 10 seconds of Sunday's clash against Chelsea.Frank Lampard's side were in desperate need of a win, particularly with Leeds and Burnley hoovering up wins like Henry in recent weeks, and Everton duly came flying out of the blocks in a bid to paralyse the visitors from the get-go.After lumping the ball forward from kick-off, Gordon latched on to a loose ball before being felled by Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the edge of Chelsea's box and winning a free-kick in a gorgeous area - though fans on social media were quickly on his case after seeing there was little contact on the replays."Only took Anthony Gordon 5-10 seconds to leaving a leg dangling to dive and win the first free kick," one fan tweeted."Anthony Gordon dive bingo. Who had 7 seconds?" another fan joked, while a third said: "Gordon is a great talent, but the boy needs to stop the play-acting.

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.

Everton star Richarlison appeared to throw a flare at his own fans after firing the relegation-threatened Toffees ahead against Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.After a slow opening half, Frank Lampard's side flew out of the blocks at the start of the second half against Chelsea as Cesar Azpilicueta was caught in possession. Richarlison found himself one-on-one with the keeper, and he lifted the ball past a hapless Edouard Mendy.Goodison Park erupted with hopes of Premier League survival, causing fans to launch flares onto the pitch.

Frank Lampard in the Chelsea hot-seat.Not that he has any reason to, having played no part in the Blues’ decision to sack their club legend back in January 2021. Yet, as he prepares to take his FA Cup finalists to face Lampard’s relegation-threatened Everton, Tuchel admits he wishes it had worked out better for his predecessor.The German loves it when a former playing great assumes the managerial reigns at the club where he made his name on the pitch.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel insists Frank Lampard is still a legend at the club - despite failing to cut it as their manager.Tuchel will come up against the man he replaced in the managerial hot seat at Stamford Bridge when his side face Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday looking to pile on the pain for Lampard.The Toffees have slumped into the bottom three of the Premier League - two points behind Burnley, although they do have a game in hand - following a shambolic run of two wins in their last eight league games to find themselves staring relegation from the top flight in the face.Taking the Toffees down would be another black mark on Lampard's managerial CV, after lasting just 17 months in charge of Chelsea. But Tuchel reckons nothing will ever diminish his rival's reputation of greatness at the London club, whatever happens to him in the future.

Cristiano Ronaldo has thanked Manchester United's supporters for their backing during Thursday evening's 1-1 draw with Chelsea at Old Trafford.

Manchester United, somehow rescuing a point in a 1-1 draw that Chelsea dominated at Old Trafford.United had won just two of their previous 10 games and started like a team completely void of any confidence or direction. Chelsea had by far the best of the first half, but did not make the dominance count, with Kai Havertz guilty of some ponderous finishing. The away side eventually took the lead in the 60th minute when Marcos Alonso struck a volley past David de Gea.

Manchester City will be hoping to reach a successive Champions League final when they face Real Madrid on Tuesday evening in the competition’s semi-final first leg at the Etihad Stadium.

Jurgen Klopp was pranked after Liverpool's Merseyside derby win over Everton - but even that couldn't wipe the smile off his face.The German headed into his post-match press conference on cloud nine having watched his Reds side overcome a battling Toffees display at Anfield. As per the Liverpool Echo, he arrived to face the media with luggage in tow.

Swindon Town striker Harry McKirdy stole the show at the EFL Awards on Sunday night as he rocked up wearing a bucket hat and snazzy Chelsea-inspired trainers.The 25-year-old has enjoyed a stellar season with the Robins having struck 20 goals and directly laid on a further nine more in 39 appearances for the League Two outfit. McKirdy fired in a brace in Swindon's 3-0 success away to Hartlepool on Saturday to keep his side's play-off hopes alive, but that wasn't to be the only reason he would hit the headlines this weekend.Just over 24 hours after his double, the former Aston Villa academy graduate arrived at the swanky end-of-season EFL do sporting eyebrow-raising attire.

Liverpool’s best finisher after he helped fire the quad-chasing Reds back to just a point behind Manchester City.While Everton boss Frank Lampard was left raging at match referee Stuart Attwell for not giving the Toffees a penalty when Joel Matip tangled with Anthony Gordon as the Toffees dropped into the bottom three.Kop boss Klopp turned to Origi on the hour mark and within two minutes he played a part in the opener, before heading in the second late on as the Reds kept their Premier League title hopes alive.Klopp said: “He is a legend on and off the pitch. He is a fantastic footballer for me, and I know it sounds ridiculous as I don’t line him up often, he is a world-class striker.“He is our best finisher, definitely, he always was and everybody would say the same when you see him do these kind of things in training, then you see the quality of the squad and other players and it’s really hard I imagine (for him).Do you think Divock Origi is a world class finisher? Let us know in the comments section below“Everybody loves Div and rightly so.

Chelsea's star-studded side have been brutally snubbed by EA Sports with not one player nominated for the Premier League Team of the Season.It may not have been the season that Chelsea were hoping for, but they're still deservedly in third spot, and have made both domestic cup finals. However, due to the sanctions placed on owner Roman Abramovich, EA Sports have ignored all Chelsea stars as they prepare to name the Premier League Team of the Season.In fact, since the sanctions they have not released any special in-game items that include Chelsea players.

Manchester City fans have been expressing their disbelief that Everton weren't awarded a potentially crucial penalty against Liverpool.

Sadio Mane went unpunished for poking his finger into Everton star Mason Holgate's eye during a heated Merseyside derby.Liverpool had been frustrated by their local rivals for large portions of the contest but got their breakthrough in the second-half through Andy Robertson. Divock Origi kept up his antics against the Toffees to double the lead and all but end the game.But there was an incident on the cusp of half-time that caused both sets of players to push and shove - including Mane and Holgate. Amid the furore, the referee Stuart Attwell failed to notice as the Liverpool striker tried to poke the Everton defender in the eye.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at what Jurgen Klopp got right and wrong as Liverpool's title hopes remain intact...What Klopp got wrong...Passion and pride may be a dying trade in football, as the influence of money has taken something away from the game, but Klopp's side still possess an old fashioned approach. You can see how much his team cares, and especially Trent Alexander-Arnold who bleeds Liverpool.But although emotions are exactly what you want to see in a derby, it did almost cost Liverpool.

Liverpool fans "don't want to see" rivals Everton get relegated to the Championship - according to Richard Keys.Everton dropped into the bottom three following Burnley's win over Wolves on Sunday, before the Toffees' trip to Anfield for the Merseyside derby. Frank Lampard's side are at risk of a first relegation from the top flight since 1951, having last played second tier football in 1954.However, former Sky Sports presenter Keys has claimed that Liverpool fans will not want to see their bitter rivals drop out of the Premier League at the end of the campaign and play Championship football next season.Speaking during beIN SPORTS' coverage of the Merseyside derby, Keys explained: "I'll say this again, I don't think even the most ardent Red wants to see Everton in the Championship."I might be wrong, Evertonians will probably be saying that 'you're patronising us' but I'm not.

West Ham will make a summer swoop for Michael Keane - if Everton go down. The England defender, 29, was rising through the Manchester United ranks when current Hammers boss David Moyes was at the Old Trafford helm.