Simon Thomas

Let's hear from him with Greg Whelan.

Abdullahi, commiserations, how difficult is that to accept after the way you played out there today?

A fine goal from you today.

What did scoring when you did do for the team as a whole at that point, do you feel?

You think about those chances that Watford had at the start of the second half.

Do you take confidence from that, or is it still frustrating that at least one more of them wasn't converted?

Abdulai, thank you for your time.

Thank you very much.

They definitely look like, to me, the surprise team.

It's hard to say they're a surprise because they've got some great results, but they look like being the surprise team at the end of the season.

There's enough in that team to suggest that this isn't going to just be a flash in the pan, just a good start.

I think it will go through the season and the boy in midfield, Dekuri, and their wing-backs, very, very impressive today.

Right, tomorrow we have a super Sunday to savour.

So the question is, can Everton get back on track?

Huge struggles for Ronald Koeman so far this season.

Arsenal, of course, have had their struggles away from the Emirates.

And it is the first game of a terrific Super Sunday from 12.30, Everton against Arsenal.

Then we head to Wembley for Tottenham against Liverpool.

That is from 3.30, both games on Sky Sports Premier League.

From an Everton point of view, Adam, how significant has tomorrow become?