In terms of new manager, David Moyes has the largest springboard in the world. Three weeks after its appointment, a good jump of Salto is unrecognizable of the Glamante theater of the last days of Sean Dyche.
Fed by the fastest goal of the Premier League season converted by Abdoulaye Doucoure after 10 seconds, Everton convincingly recorded a third consecutive victory for the first time since last April.
Beto, deputy for the injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin, scored an orthopedic device that had not previously scored a league goal since October and the fourth of Unliman Ndiaye finally gave the final score a true reflection.
The eighth defeat of Leicester in nine under Ruud Van Nistelrooy was one of the most shameful, everywhere in the back and not register a shot in the target until minute 73.
Travelers were distracted by singing “Sack the Board” and singing in praise the former managers Nigel Pearson and Claudio Ranieiri.
The current boss Ruud Van Nistelrooy enjoyed Goodison as a player, scoring five times for Manchester United, but not anymore.
Abdouye Doucoure opened the scoring after only 10 seconds when Everton beat Leicester 4-0
Beto managed to find the network twice for Everton, who secured his third succession victory
Beto celebrated with Jesper Lindstrom after putting Leicester at home at home
'We wanted to build on our victory in the Spurs, but we threw it out the window 2-0 after six minutes. It is not good enough. We have to recognize that, 'he said.
Not that Everton worries about the problems of foxes. His club has had his problems in recent years, so they deserved to make the most of a cheerful afternoon.
The omens were not good with Moyes having to choose a team without the injured Orel Mangala and Calvert-Lewin.
But Beto was a revelation in the central striker and the creator of the center of the James Garner field began his first game for four months after a return problem and was absolutely brilliant.
Some fans had not even taken their seats when Everton gave the first blow.
The beginning was played back to Jordan Pickford and his rake pass, or a long clearance depending on his point of view, he arrived at Doucoure motoring to the Leicester box.
The midfielder gave a touch to his chest to control and a second to Cinned, a low end beyond Hermansen for his first league goal of the campaign and the fastest recorded in the history of Everton.
While fans sang the name of Moyes, Everton doubled their advantage after six minutes.
Beto scored the second goal of the game just before part time for an impressive victory
Unliman Ndiaye completed Everton's victory while scored in the final stages of the party
David Moyes celebrated, with Everton continuing his recent rebirth under his guide
Again, it was too simple from Leicester's point of view. James Tarkowski played a ball at an angle from within his own half and Beto was able to execute Waut Faes goals and had time to measure a low shot through Hermansen.
It was a confident end of the 27 -year -old considering his recent lack of success in front of the goal.
The gaze dejected on the visitor's faces said everything while Nistelrooy folded his arms. From the elegant seats, President “Top” Srivaddhaanaprabha did not seem impressed by what he was seeing, or listening to the unhappy fans.
City desperately needed to reach part time without granting a third. The goalkeeper Mads Hermansen inclined Garner's shot around the post, but he was helpless to prevent Beto from adding another just before the interval.
Garner divided Leicester's defense with a precise pass that allowed his teammate to run and finish. It was notable that the blue shirts ran to the assistance manufacturer for the celebrations.
Everton had almost wasted a 3-0 advantage in his game at the previous house against the Spurs, but there were few possibilities of a return of Leicester.
Jamie Vardy hooked after an hour to the joy of the Evertonians who sang “going down” to their counterparts from Leicester.
Vardy's replacement, Patson Daka, forced a first salvation from the afternoon from Pickford, but was comfortable.
There was frustration for Leicester Chief, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, when his team was beaten
Moyes skillfully withdrew Beto with a couple of minutes for him to receive some love from the crowd.
“Sometimes in life you need an opportunity,” said the manager on the impressive presentation of his alternate striker.
“The reception he received when he left the field was as good as Goodison has probably seen for a long time.”
Having built a mattress between Everton and the lower three unexpectedly, Moyes is in the unusual position of having to cushion expectations.
“I am certainly not letting myself carry,” he said. “We cannot deny that this was a great result for us, but the work to do is make sure we are a Premier League club next year.”