Gary Neville posts a song of the day to his social network followers each morning, and on Saturday it was Paul Weller's "Brand New Start". It is beginning to feel as if this is just such a thing for England, even though it felt faintly Engelbert Humperdinck to be taking a very flat 4-4-2 into Europe on Saturday night.

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Man for man marking: England

Rob Green: Struggled early in first cap for two years. Let Pedersen corner hit post but improved later and showed good handling. 7/10

Leon Osman (second left) celebrates after scoring against Sunderland

Everton head to Wembley on a goal-scoring high

Everton's assistant manager, Steve Round, believes their recent upturn in goalscoring form puts them in a good position for Saturday's FA Cup semi-final derby against Liverpool at Wembley.

Marouane Fellaini takes on the City defence in Everton's win last night

Fellaini provides the steel to put leaders to the sword

Roberto Mancini might have been upset at Marouane Fellaini's challenge on Edin Dzeko in the build-up to Darron Gibson's goal, but he cannot have been surprised. The Belgian's physical domination was the fundamental fact of this game, and he provided another reminder of the remarkable combination of physical and technical skills which he wields like a broadsword at the heart of Everton's midfield.

Goodwillie grabs point for Blackburn Rovers

Everton 1 Blackburn 1

Younes Kaboul and Tim Cahill go head to head last night

Redknapp puts heat on City

Tottenham Hotspur 2 Everton 0

Everton’s Leon Osman (front) and David Vaughan keep their eye on the ball

O'Neill pays penalty for Webb howler

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Leon Osman and Tony Hibbert celebrate Everton's winner last night

Moyes calls on Drenthe to keep high standards

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Leighton Baines seals the points for Everton with a late penalty

Baines gives Goodison rare feeling of joy

Everton 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1: Disputed penalty brings light relief to an Everton team beset by poor home form and fans' unrest

Leighton Baines ruled out of Wales clash at Wembley

Leighton Baines has become the latest member of Fabio Capello's England squad to withdraw from tomorrow night's Euro 2012 qualifier against Wales at Wembley.

Everton must sell Jagielka, bank tells club

Kenwright admits Goodison outfit are under pressure to also sell Baines, Fellaini and Howard to reduce debts

Chelsea poised to enter race for Nasri signature

Chelsea are monitoring the situation concerning Arsenal's disenchanted midfielder Samir Nasri, and may compete with Manchester United for his signature should their move for Tottenham Hotspur's Luka Modric fall flat.

Young steps off bench to deliver cutting edge

After half-time boos Capello reverses mysterious decision to omit Villa man

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