Premier League: Everton v Manchester City – in pictures
England Manager Roy Hodgson seems to be enjoying himself ahead of kick-offPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesIt was the Everton players and fans who were smiling after 11 minutes when Ross Barkley curls one from 25 years out; the height, dip, curl and swerve on it meant Joe Hart didn't get close to itPhotograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty ImagesThe lead didn't last long as midway through the half Yaya Touré found Sergio Agüero who feinted and jinked before lashing a hard low shot in at Tim Howard's near postPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images
Sergio Agüero does a little more feinting and jinking before he has to go off after pulling both his groin and his hamstringPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesGaël Clichy, left, and Vincent Kompany, right, find a way to deal with the threat that Ross Barkley posesPhotograph: Peter Powell/EPAJust before half-time Everton clear the ball only as far as James Milner, who delivers a pacy cross. Edin Dzeko has a free run at the cross and leaps like a salmon to nod it past Howard from a good 12 yards outPhotograph: Russell Cheyne/ReutersHe's rather pleased ...Photograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesAs are his team-mates Martin Demichelis and Joe Hart Photograph: Peter Powell/EPAIn the first minute of the second half, Joe Hart keeps his side ahead when he makes a class save low to his left from Steven NaismithPhotograph: Laurence Griffiths/Getty ImagesThen a minute later Dzeko extends City's lead when he sticks out a leg to tap in Nasri's low cross across goal Photograph: Carl Recine/Action ImagesIt's game on just after the hour mark when Everton's Romelu Lukaku stoops to meet Leighton Baines' fantastic cross and head the ball against the post and in Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty ImagesSamir Nasri hurdles the tackle of James McCarthyPhotograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty ImagesManchester City survive a late scare when Deloufeu beats three defenders before being denied by a fine save from Joe Hart. The final whistle goes and the jubilant visitors take the three points which puts them on top of the table, at least till Chelsea play Norwich on Sunday. Final score: Everton 2-3 Manchester CityPhotograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images
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