What Yerry Mina did after Everton win over Manchester United as Cristiano Ronaldo fumes

He might not have been on the pitch with the rest of his Everton team-mates on Saturday but Yerry Mina really might have had a lasting influence. Thankfully, Frank Lampard will be able to welcome the centre-back to action very soon - potentially for the home clash with Leicester City after the upcoming mini-break - but despite still being injured, the Colombia international made himself seen on the touchline ahead of the match, standing near the tunnel and watching the rest of the Blues squad as they warmed up.

And, before the players went back down the tunnel and into the dressing room for their final preparations, they had to walk past their charismatic team-mate.

Mina made sure to give each of them a high five and a big hug as they went past him, giving them as much motivation as he possibly could ahead of what he knew was a crucial game. On the field, earlier this season, Mina certainly showed his developing leadership qualities - and his actions in the tunnel were just another example.

By the end of the game, the defender cut a delighted figure. A fantastic video shared by the club showed Mina in the tunnel after the full-time whistle had sounded, congratulating each of his team-mates in turn as they walked past and back to the changing room.

And he could be heard by those still in the stands a good few minutes after the full-time whistle. Walking down the side of the pitch to make his way out of the ground, a distinct shout of "yeah!" could be heard by Mina as he continued to celebrate the victory.

Harry Maguire might have kept Dominic Calvert-Lewin quiet for the majority of the match but the Manchester United captain's most decisive contribution eventually led to his side's defeat. Unfortunately from his