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Everton defender Seamus Coleman's goal from the tightest of angles secured a precious 1-0 victory over fellow Premier League strugglers Leeds United at Goodison Park to move the Merseyside club out of the relegation zone.
Seamus Coleman’s freakish goal was the stroke of luck Everton needed to lift them out of the relegation zone and plunge managerless Leeds into it following their 1-0 defeat at Goodison Park.
Seamus Coleman grabbed a potentially vital winner for Everton at home to Leeds United, with a 1-0 win for the home side moving them into 16th. The 34-year-old full-back scored on 64 minutes and three points leaves them a point above West Ham, in 18th spot, as manager Sean Dyche attempts to avoid relegation with his new side.
There was no instant celebration from Séamus Coleman on the final whistle, he was too engaged in a post-match argument with Wilfried Gnonto for that, but the significance of his stupendous match-winning strike against Leeds was not lost on the Everton captain entirely. The 34-year-old departed down the tunnel with a fist-pump, a roar to the crowd and with his club out of the relegation zone at Leeds’ expense after a slender but vital win at Goodison Park.
LIVERPOOL, England : Everton defender Seamus Coleman’s goal from the tightest of angles secured a precious 1-0 victory over fellow Premier League strugglers Leeds United at Goodison Park on Saturday and moved the Merseyside club out of the relegation zone.
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