Fans arrive at the ground for this much-anticipated fixturePhotograph: Tom JenkinsLook at the queue for the chippyPhotograph: Tom JenkinsLeon Osman suffers a cut to his head after making a rash challenge on Bacary Sagna in the 10th minute. The Everton player has to be substituted and is yellow carded while on his wayPhotograph: Tom Jenkins
Wojciech Szczesny punches clear as Everton load the boxPhotograph: Tom JenkinsIn the 14th minute, Steven Naismith gives Everton the lead when he slots home the rebound from Romelu Lukaku's shot. It's nothing more than Everton deservePhotograph: Tom JenkinsIn the 34th minute, Lukaku rifles in Everton's second goal of the match. The on-loan striker burst in the box from the right wing, drifted past the defensive line and walloped his shot into the bottom cornerPhotograph: Tom JenkinsIt speaks volumes for the relationship the Everton players have with their manager Roberto Martinez that Lukaku runs all the way to the dugout to celebrate with him. At half-time it's 2-0 to EvertonPhotograph: Tom JenkinsTim Howard saves at the feet of Olivier GiroudPhotograph: Tom JenkinsThe tie is as good as over when Mikel Arteta scores an own goal under pressure from Kevin Mirallas. Arteta stabbed the ball into his own net while attempting to deny Mirallas a certain goalPhotograph: Tom JenkinsEverton are jubilantPhotograph: Tom JenkinsIt's a grim situation for Arsenal, as evidenced by the body language of Tomas Rosicky and Olivier GiroudPhotograph: Tom JenkinsAaron Ramsey, on as a late substitute, is far and away Arsenal's best player even in his short cameoPhotograph: Tom JenkinsThere's some late aggression between ex-teammates Mikel Arteta and Leighton Baines because of a challenge by Arteta on Ross BarkleyPhotograph: Tom JenkinsA dark day for Arsenal, a memorable one for Everton; This win leaves them just a point behind Arsenal with a game in hand. Final score: 3-0Photograph: Tom Jenkins
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