Premier League round-up: Frank Lampard's first league win at Everton, Watford beaten, Brentford and Palace draw

Frank Lampard picked up his first win as Everton manager following a comprehensive 3-0 win over Leeds at Goodison Park. The new-look Toffees took the lead after just ten minutes when Manchester United loanee Donny van de Beek sent a dangerous low cross into the box that was only half-cleared before Seamus Coleman headed in from close range.

Ad/> Micheal Keane doubled the home side’s advantage midway through the first half after heading home a pinpoint Anthony Gordon cross. Premier League‘We have to get better’ – Rangnick bemoans two dropped points in United draw with Saints3 HOURS AGO The points were secured in style on 78 minutes when Richarlison’s arrowed shot from the edge of the box to a deflection off teammate Gordon to beat Illian Meslier.

Sancho on target but Manchester United frustrated by Southampton ‘We have to get better’ – Rangnick bemoans two dropped points in United draw with Saints 'I don’t believe him' — Guardiola dismisses Klopp's talk of Liverpool giving up on title Victory sees Lampard’s side remain in 16th place but with a four-point buffer to Newcastle one place below. Relegation-threatened Watford didn’t do their own survival hopes any favours after falling to a 2-0 home defeat to Brighton.

Neal Maupay gave the Seagulls the lead two minutes before half when he met Tariq Lamptey’s cross to hit a half-volley that somewhat fortuitously looped over Ben Foster. Brighton doubled their lead with eight minutes on the clock through defender Adam Webster tapped in from close range from a corner.

Brentford and Crystal Place played out a 0-0 draw at the Brentford community stadium. — — — Watch every moment of Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 on discovery+ Premier LeagueSancho on target but Manchester United