Moyes: We got lucky... Palace could've been 3-0 up but my Toffees stuck at it

EVERTON manager David Moyes reckons his team was fortunate to still be in the game at home to Crystal Palace yesterday before their late turnaround culminated in Jack Grealish's stoppage-time winner.

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The visitors looked comfortable at 1-O but did not make the most of their chances after Daniel Munoz’s first-half goal and, when Iliman Ndiaye converted a 76th-minute penalty, the hosts sensed their chance.

On-loan Manchester City winger Grealish was then in the right place to block a Munoz clearance and see it rebound into the net in the third minute of stoppage time.

"I thought Crystal Palace should have been out of sight. They should have been 3-0 up, but we stuck at it,” said Moyes, whose side maintained their unbeaten start to life at Hill-Dickinson Stadium while also ending Palace's 19-match run without defeat.

“Jack's done great again. He had a couple of shots on target which were comfortable for the goalkeeper.

“I have been pushing him to get goals and assists - Johnny on the spot, that is the key.