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Everton boss Frank Lampard has heaped praise on captain Seamus Coleman following the Toffees’ Premier League survival.

Lampard’s side had been in danger of suffering a first relegation in over 70 years for much of this season, but sealed their survival on Thursday when coming behind from 2-0 down to earn a dramatic 3-2 win over Crystal Palace at Goodison Park and mathematically seal their safety.

The dramatic win led to mass pitch invasions on Merseyside and jubilant scenes from the Evertonians, who have retained their Premier League status ahead of the start of the 2022/23 campaign later this year.

After the game, Lampard paid tribute to club captain Coleman, who has remained a regular in the Everton side since Lampard succeeded his former manager Rafa Benitez in January. Lampard singled out Coleman for praise in front of the squad and described him as one of the best men he has ever worked with in football, both on and off the pitch.

“This fella, let me just say in front of everyone, you are one of the best people I have ever met, said Lampard in a post-match dressing room video, as posted on Twitter by Mark Tighe. “As a man and what you are as a player too.”

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