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Paul Stratton was brought on by Everton in the final minutes of their pre-season 'match for peace' with Dynamo Kyiv at Goodison Park.

- Kevin Thelwell makes major Dwight McNeil claim as Frank Lampard lauds Everton transfer - Leon Osman offers Everton pre-season insight and makes Frank Lampard claim He wheeled off in front of the adoring crowd celebrating and kissing the Everton badge, on a night when Dwight McNeil scored a brace during his first taste of action for the Blues.

Dwight McNeil scored two while Dominic Calvert-Lewin also netted in the 3-0 victory over Dynamo Kyiv.

Then things even better for the winger on 78 minutes later when he wrapped up the hosts’ win with a close-range header. McNeil, who arrived yesterday from Burnley for up to £20 million, came on for his debut in the 62nd minute - and opened his Toffees tally just 11 minutes later with a fizzing left-foot shot that found the bottom corner. Jordan Pickford was forced into a good save on the stroke of half-time in the Toffees goal when he pushed away a well-struck Kyiv free-kick.

Fulltime Thoughts - A good final pre-season game for Everton who saw an outstanding debut performance from Dwight McNeil, plenty for Frank Lampard to think ...

22’ - Freekick from a dangerous area for Kyiv, Myko gets beaten in the air and his man heads over. Today’s opponents Dynamo are a resilient bunch if nothing else, and the Ukrainian Premier League is planning to get started again behind closed doors next month. The ball is not clear though, and eventually a shot from distance that Pickford saves easily. No Yerry Mina, Tom Davies, Jean-Philippe Gbamin or Andre Gomes today, and of course Allan is still recovering from his offseason surgery, so the midfield corps are severely under-strength. 45+1’ - Corking freekick from over 30 yards away by Andriyevskiy and it’s arrowing into the top corner and an even better save from Pickford! He comes flying across to punch it away! 18’ - Myko cross blocked for a corner. 46’ - Second half underway and the Blues almost score again immediately! To be fair though, Kyiv aren’t posing much of a threat either. 73’ - McNeil cuts in and gets the ball, drifts to the left and lets fly from outside the box and it nestles in the far corner! What a goal on debut for the 22-year-old!! Quite a few changes now - DCL, Gray and Keane off, with Dele, McNeil and Holgate on. 90’ - The final whistle has gone, but there’s one more part to today’s charity game.

EVERTON honoured super-fan Paul Stratton for his heroicefforts helping Ukraine by handing him a scoring cameo against Dynamo Kyiv.Manager Frank.

The Echo said he was "accompanied by a Polish phrasebook and a network of former police and army colleagues". The Liverpool Echo reported how Stratton responded to Ukraine's suffering in March by replacing his week off to "watch Netflix and eat Pringles" with a trip to Poland. The ex-police officer carefully rolled home a spot-kick, ran behind the goal at the Gwladys Street End and sank to his knees to celebrate as he kissed the club badge.

Everton are monitoring Billy Gilmour's situation, though are unlikely to pursue a deal for Ross Barkley. The Toffees are considering a loan move for Gilmour ...

However, with only one year left on his deal, Chelsea are keen to consider options about letting Barkley move on elsewhere. but club unlikely to go for team-mate Ross Barkley - However, the Toffees are unlikely to bring Ross Barkley back to Goodison Park

It was a heartwarming moment for Paul Stratton, who was honored for his help with Ukrainian refugees.

Stratton cooly slotted the spot kick home past an unmoving Dynamo Kyiv goalkeeper. Everton played a friendly vs. Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv at home on Friday in a “Match for Peace,” and the club decided to honor a fan during the game.

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I have some nerves, but I am very happy to return to Goodison,” says Mykolenko. [ EFC] I want to work hard and do well for the team and for the fans,” says the new signing. I want to say thank you so much to my club and our chairman for the support for my country. To be honest, I am a little bit nervous [about the match]. I will meet my friends, my old team, and I never played against them. “It is very important for Ukrainian clubs to play these matches and I am very grateful and very happy that I have an opportunity to play for my club against…my native club. “When I heard the manager’s plans, they really excited me and appealed to me.

According to reports, Everton have an 'agreement' in place with Burnley star Maxwel Cornet, but a fee needs to be struck with the East Lancashire club.

Everton reportedly have an 'agreement' in place with Burnley forward Maxwel Cornet, but the two clubs are still yet to reach a deal on a fee for the Ivory Coast international. - Kevin Thelwell makes major Dwight McNeil claim as Frank Lampard lauds Everton transfer The offer was rejected by Vincent Kompany's side.

The ex-police officer traveled to Poland in March to help refugees who were fleeing from Ukraine. Stratton was commended for his heroic work with a moment ...

I love them, my father, my mother.' Everton super-fan Paul Stratton was honoured for his heroic work helping Ukraine during the Toffees' pre-season friendly with Dynamo Kyiv. Everton super-fan scores penalty in pre-season friendly with Dynamo Kyiv after hero is honoured for his work helping Ukraine... while defender Vitaliy Mykolenko reveals his father is fighting in his homeland

Everton have so far signed James Tarkowski, Dwight McNeil and Ruben Vinagre but sold Richarlison to Tottenham Hotspur in the transfer window.

“Of course, they do (fans wanting signings before the Chelsea game). I do too but if we’re going to get them in, it’s a bit of a crazy window. “That’s a work in progress. The Everton manager said: “There are areas of the team we can - and need - to strengthen.

Everton welcomed Dynamo Kyiv to Goodison Park on Friday night as they ramped up their preparations for the new Premier League season. However…

As if that was enough, he was then beckoned over by none other than Lampard, and thrown straight into the thick of it to take a penalty in front of a capacity crowd. Well the reason we ask is because towards the end of the night, we were treated to a truly beautiful moment as one of Everton’s fans was summoned from the bench to take a late penalty. Huge credit has to be given to Everton and all the fans in attendance with the jovial mood providing somewhat of an escape, at least briefly, for the Ukrainians in attendance.

Jamie Carragher believes Everton have prized two of Burnley's best players out of Turf Moor - but still fears for the Goodison Park club.

You just think they still have to bring in a couple of more players otherwise it will be a tough season for them. "He just seemed to have lost his edge last season for whatever reason. Frank Lampard managed to steer the Blues away from the Premier League dropzone last season after a tough campaign.

Adam Jones delivers his Everton player ratings following the 3-0 friendly win at home against Dynamo Kyiv.

He then produced a lovely header to make it 3-0 as well in what was a very lively performance from the bench. Particularly in the second half he forced the goalkeeper into a strong save to beat away a low effort. He contributed with some important headers and interceptions in the first half particularly and got a good amount of minutes under his belt. He was on hand to make a couple of important interceptions too, and looks comfortable in a centre-back role which lets him advance a little bit more. A very vibrant performance from the wing-back as he managed to get forward on a lot of occasions. He was forced into a particularly good save from a rasping free kick in the first half, certainly keeping him on his toes.

The new signing scored twice in his first Goodison Park outing as Everton beat Dynamo Kiev.

"I feel like I'm settling in already - it helps when you know a couple of the lads already, but I'm happy to be here and excited to get going. "It was a good win and now we're looking forward to the season ahead. "Obviously, it was nice to come on and score twice.

Dwight McNeil became the Toffees' third new recruit after signing from Burnley to join James Tarkowski in that particular move while Ruben Vinagre also arrived ...

I fear for them that it’d be another tough season.” “I think they’ve got the two best players out of Burnley, you might say Burnley got relegated but I’m a big fan of Tarkowski, I have been for a number of years and I’ve always felt Dwight McNeil, I don’t want to sound disrespectful to Burnley, but he was always a classy player in a rough and tough Burnley team. “To be honest a week ago it felt very worrying for Everton with what was going to happen, who they were going to replace, I still think it’ll be a tough season for them in terms of there will be weekends where they’re getting beat and they’re not getting the result that they want.

Thomas, in a tweet after the match, revealed that midfielders Tom Davies, Andre Gomes and Yerry Mina missed the fixtures due to injuries, while Allan was held ...

There is a genuine feeling of frustration at Goodison Park and rightly so. He also stated the club remains optimistic that the former Barcelona defender will start training in the midweek while the former Napoli midfielder remained on the bench as he continues his recovery. Everton have been hit by numerous injury blows ahead of the start of the new Premier League season, according to Liverpool Echo journalist Joe Thomas.

We take a look at five moments you might have missed on Friday evening as Everton secured a victory against Dynamo Kyiv in their final pre-season match of ...

Clement did similar during the second half of last season as he attempted to improve Everton's fortunes in that sense. Dynamo Kyiv found themselves in similar scenarios throughout Friday evening's match and did create some chances, but didn't manage to find the back of the net. As revealed earlier this month, Ashley Cole has been handed a new behind-the-scenes role at Everton before the start of the 2022/23 season. From there, the England No.1 picked out a pinpoint pass to the right flank where Patterson had found space to comfortably win an aerial duel to set up a potential attack for his side. While the mascot situation might have been something very new for this pre-season game, soon things returned back to normality. And, Jordan Pickford had seemingly also been given the same instructions.

Everton fan Paul Stratton enjoyed a dream-come-true as he came on to score a penalty against Dynamo Kyiv after being rewarded for his heroic work in the ...

Stratton was surrounded by his Everton team-mates, including Salomon Rondon, who rushed over to hug and congratulate him. Stratton received comfortably the biggest cheer of them all from the Toffees faithful after being introduced during Everton’s win. And his unforgettable experience at Goodison was even capped off with a coolly-taken penalty after coming on for Dele Alli.

Paul Stratton, who had been helping Ukrainian refugees in Poland, was subbed on to take the penalty during the friendly with Dynamo Kiev | ITV News Granada.

Paul told us "We decided to go out and buy as much chocolate as we can. ITV Granada Reports met Paul on the Polish border in March as he volunteered night out night helping evacuees. The Liverpool council worker had used leave from work to volunteer at the Ukrainian/Polish border back in March, handing out chocolate and snacks to exhausted families night after night.

Everton are pushing forward with a swoop to bring Idrissa Gueye back to the club, but favour a short-term contract for the midfielder, according to The ...

It remains to be seen if Gueye feels that offers him the security he requires as he enters the latter stages of his career. Everton are claimed to prefer the shorter option, a two-year deal, taking into account that Gueye is now 32 years old. Gueye, who Paris Saint-Germain are looking to offload soon, is a popular option on Merseyside and Everton are ready to step up their pursuit.

Fabrizio Romano has detailed how Idrissa Gueye feels about leaving Paris Saint-Germain for Everton, three years after going in the opposite direction.

It would give the player a chance to impress for a season before potentially joining permanently next year. Gueye is entering into the twilight years of his career. New boss Christophe Galtier has no need for Gueye in his midfield. The Villans took a loss of around £500k on the central midfielder. However, the French side now want rid of him following Pochettino’s sacking. Gueye spent time at Ligue 1 club Lille before joining Aston Villa for £8.1million in July 2015.

Lewis Warrington, Stanley Mills and Reece Welch were given another opportunity to impress on Friday evening as Everton welcomed Dynamo Kyiv to Goodison Park ...

Their circumstances are similar to Warrington - they have had heavy involvement in the senior side this summer, got a fair amount of game time, and want to keep themselves as fresh and determined as possible. From that point, and with his heavy involvement in pre-season with the senior side, it might have been easy for Warrington to allow himself a rest this weekend. Blues supporters will remember the ground-swell of support for the youngster to pick up a new contract in the summer, and that was a fine reward for his efforts while on loan. But, the youngster instead was keen to turn out for the U21s, which might seem like a simple move but it is one which once again shows the fire that lies beneath the surface. He might have been involved with the senior side throughout the summer, but he still knows the importance of getting minutes under his belt. It wasn't necessarily a significant amount of time that the youngsters were given, certainly not compared to their appearances against Arsenal earlier in the summer particularly.

Everton have been heavily linked with a move for Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley this summer, but it seems the Toffees won't be moving for him.

Frank Lampard is looking to rebuild the squad, and he needs players who can genuinely make an impact. He added that the Blues are looking to get Barkley off the wage bill. A potential to Goodison Park was reported, but it seems the Toffees are unlikely to move for him.

Everton have urged supporters to stay off the field of play after more fans ran onto the pitch following the win over Dynamo Kyiv.

"The trend of children being sent on to the pitch has recently increased in prevalence and this cannot and will not be tolerated. Therefore, it is paramount the Club takes strong action against anyone who breaches the playing area, endangers the safety of others by using pyrotechnics or by throwing any objects on to the pitch. "The club values and embraces the vital role supporters play in making Goodison Park such a special place on matchdays. "The club is legally compelled to work with the authorities to identify any individuals who take part in such activity. And, on Saturday, the Blues have issued a statement to remind fans that they must stay in their seats. This continued for a number of minutes until everyone was back in the stands and the organised post-match event could continue as planned.

Everton Football Club wishes to remind supporters that entering the field of play is a criminal offence. The Club is committed to the Premier League, ...

The passion, fervour and dedication of Everton supporters is something Frank Lampard and his players appreciate and don’t want to see impacted. The trend of children being sent on to the pitch has recently increased in prevalence and this cannot and will not be tolerated. The Club is legally compelled to work with the authorities to identify any individuals who take part in such activity.

Everton are reportedly concerned with their transfer strategy after previous signings from the Championship have not fared too well.

“Let’s take into account what Kevin Thelwell and Frank Lampard are looking out for this summer. “They’re looking for players who are young and hungry.” That’s according to Sky Sports news editor Alan Myers who claims that Kevin Thelwell and Frank Lampard are looking for young players that actually want to represent the club after Dwight McNeil joined from Burnley.

Everton have moved to try and curb the rising number of people either invading the Goodison Park pitch or allowing their children to encroach onto the field ...

Without wanting to be a curtain twitcher, if you watch carefully the footage of the Palace match on the Tunnel Access YouTube, watch how a female steward is facing the pitch and celebrates the goal. Particularly at away games, and regardless of result, it's great seeing the players come over and pay respect. The only issue is to ensure that away fans are not intimidated or are allowed to do the same, as we all know what can happen. That copper is the size of a medium tank. Hopefully, the club will plan a day to remember and for remembrances. The players are professionals at work. Whether it's to sit and recollect about the history of our home that we're leaving. Of course not, like that Everton official / Policeman screamed at Andy King when he was being interviewed after the 1978 derby at Goodison "Get off the Pitch!" Link Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. The passion, fervour and dedication of Everton supporters is something Frank Lampard and his players appreciate and don't want to see impacted. The trend of children being sent on to the pitch has recently increased in prevalence and this cannot and will not be tolerated.

According to talkSPORT, the Burnley attacker could not find an agreement with the Premier League newcomers while the Toffees have had an opening bid for him ...

Nottingham Forest have reportedly failed to agree personal terms with Everton target Maxwel Cornet over a move this summer. Now, it’s down to the decision makers at the two clubs to agree on a fee and given the fact that they’re in the Championship, Cornet would be more than happy to leave them at the first chance he gets, particularly if it’s a move to the Premier League. Nottingham Forest fail to agree personal terms with Everton target Maxwel Cornet

Everton are currently in talks to sign Idrissa Gueye from Paris Saint-Germain, and negotiation is underway, as per Fabrizio Romano.

They cannot spend recklessly, rather they have a limited budget to work upon. PSG want to sell the player, while the midfield is keen to return to his former club as well. The Guardian journalist wrote on Twitter on 30 July that PSG want almost full salary paid for Gueye to join the Toffees, and clubs are looking to find a way to reach an agreement.

Idrissa Gueye could be in line for a return to Goodison Park after leaving Everton three years ago, with Frank Lampard set to complete his fourth summer ...

With Gueye now 32, PSG could allow him to move on and Everton are one of the teams interested in his services. Gueye was left out of Les Parisiens' pre-season tour of Japan with the club keen for him to find a new team. He fulfilled his dream to play in the Champions League, and was a mainstay in the PSG side during his first two seasons at the club.

Everton are looking to bolster their squad having already brought James Tarkowski, Ruben Vinagre and Dwight McNeil to the club this summer.

He fulfilled his dream to play in the Champions League, and was a mainstay in the PSG side during his first two seasons at the club. "There is room for improvement from everyone today. Promoted Stories

The defender posted a message on Instagram saying he was 'loving every minute' of his time at Everton.

"I feel like I'm settling in already - it helps when you know a couple of the lads already, but I'm happy to be here and excited to get going. "Obviously, it was nice to come on and score twice," he said. "Like a proud father when McNeil scored."

Football Insider has been told by Noel Whelan that Everton must sign a striker capable of challenging Dominic Calvert-Lewin after losing Richarlison.

“They’ve got to get someone in who can help Calvert-Lewin – but also push him. He doesn’t offer pace in behind – he’s more of a hold-up play striker, but even then he hasn’t been that prolific. “You’d like to think that with the Richarlison money coming in, they’ll go out and get another striker that can do it in front of goal.