Gary Neville

The pace is absolutely sensational.

And to run that far and to finish with that composure is absolutely outstanding.

But from an Everton point of view, we talk about maybe taking a risk to try and win the game.

So Everton have got two defenders, the two centre-backs, high up the pitch.

Keane's not but Tarkovsky is but the the risk they take and listen

The left-back, Brant Waite, at the back post.

That means Everton would have a four-on-three, really, at the back post when the cross comes in.

That's the risk you take.

But on the flip side of that, that is a normal set-up for most teams in the Premier League.

But Everton do have defenders who probably struggle pace-wise.

And that's a bit rich coming from me.

But you understand what I mean.

So when that ball is then turned over and we see the position they find themselves in, as that ball is now played, you've got Mbwemo on the run

against Michael Caine.

Now there's two problems here for Michael Caine.

He's not as quick as Mbwemo and he's still not basically moved his body position.

So he's facing his goal.

Mbwemo's away.

Michael Keane's still got to get on the turn.

And with the 83 yards he's got to make up, Cesco there, there's no way James Tarkovsky is going to keep up with him.