THEO WALCOTT capped off an incredible comeback for Everton with a 90th minute winner against Watford.
Yerry Mina scored twice in stoppage time of the first half to get the Toffees back on track after an awful start at Vicarage Road.
Ex-Arsenal star Theo Walcott secured three points for EvertonCredit: Reuters
Carlo Ancelotti’s side found themselves chasing the game after Adam Masina and Roberto Pereyra gave the home side an early advantage.
But Mina scored two goals in a single league game for the first time in his career to kick off their comeback.
The 25-year-old prodded the ball home from close range after a goalmouth scored before he doubled his tally with a back-post header.
Everton were reduced to ten-men in the 71st minute after Fabian Delph after he received his second yellow card for a foul on Etienne Capoue.
But the relentless Toffees pushed until Walcott slotted the ball into an open net to snatch three points.
Yerry Mina was the star of the show for the visitorsCredit: Reuters
Yerry Mina scored two goals for Everton in stoppage time of the first halfCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Adam Masina opened the scoring for Watford after ten minutesCredit: Reuters
It is the first time Everton have won after going two goals down away from home in the Premier League since September 2015.
The win leaves Ancelotti’s men ninth in the table and it’s piled the pressure on the relegation-battling Hornets.
Watford are slumped at 19th in the top-flight ahead of next week’s clash against Brighton.
Roberto Pereyra gave the home side a two-goal lead in the first halfCredit: Getty Images – Getty
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