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Dyche era begins with shock win over Arsenal
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Scorers: Tarkowski 60â˛.
Everton climbed out of the relegation zone after Sean Dyche inspired his new side to a shock win over the league leaders Arsenal in his first game in charge.
It is only the second time this season that the Gunners have experienced defeat as their 13-match unbeaten run came to an end on Merseyside.
The Toffees set about making it difficult for their visitors from the first whistle, setting up with bodies beyond the ball to frustrate their opponents and breaking quickly on the counter-attack.
Amadou Onanaâs bursting run into the box was almost capitalised on by Dominic Calvert-Lewin but he just missed getting on to the end of the Belgianâs low cross across goal.
Bukayo Saka spurned Arsenalâs best and only chance of the first half when his half-volley was cleared off the line by Conor Coady before Calvert-Lewin came close with a glancing header from Seamus Colemanâs cross which flew just wide of the post.
Arsenalâs struggles continued into the second half which led to Mikel Arteta turning to new signings Jorginho and Leandro Trossard from the bench just before the hour mark.
But Everton struck the deadly blow moments later when James Tarkowski wriggled free at the back post to head home Dwight McNeilâs corner.
A remarkable first win in nine games for Everton who move up to 17th while Arsenal remain five points clear of Manchester City with the two sides to meet on February 15.