Hello and welcome to LIVE coverage of Everton's trip to Young Boys. Roberto Martinez's men will be looking to bring back a good result from Switzerland on the infamously difficult plastic pitch at the Stade de Suisse. One hour till kick off.

GOAL! COLEMAN SCORES EVERTON'S SECOND! Great move from Everton to present Coleman with an open goal. Barkley slips in Naismith who takes it to the by-line and plays an inviting ball across the face of goal. Coleman slides in to score at the back post.

Excellent work from Barry to pick out Lukaku in the box for the equaliser.

GOAL! LUKAKU SCORES EVERTON'S EQUALISER! Barry dinks a ball into the box and Lukaku holds off his man to head it into the bottom corner, past Mvogo. Game on - Everton have their away goal.

Ross Barkley has been lively so far tonight. He works a short corner then plays a long cross to Stones at the back post. Lukaku is crowded out in the box.

Mirallas wins a free kick around 35 yards from goal. Barkley's attempt is deflected off the wall for a corner.

Barkley and Lukaku linking up again, but the English playmaker overplays his through pass.

Everton piling on the pressure here. Lukaku slips in Barkley but it bounces up before he can hit it cleanly.

SAVE! A great save from Mvogo to deny Lukaku. The keeper is on his toes shortly after to stip Barkley from the near post. Good response from Everton.

Question marks about Seamus Coleman's positioning letting Nuzzolo through there to set up Hoarau. The big French striker has expressed a desire to play in England and has turned a few heads with his goal tonight.

GOAL! Hoarau picks up the ball in Everton's half from Nuzzolo and curls it into the bottom right corner past Tim Howard. A nonchalant strike from Young Boys' top scorer.

Another inswinging cross from Oviedo but Lukaku is half a yard offside. The Costa Rican left back is putting in some tempting crosses so far.

Yuya Kubo puts John Stones under pressure and wins back possession for Young Boys. However the Swiss side can't find Hoarau.

Decent ball by Bryan Oviedo that is nodded on by Lukaku. Yvon Mvogo turns it round his post for an Everton corner.

Opening couple of minutes are dominated by Everton possession. They're getting accustomed to how this artificial pitch plays.

Young Boys fans doing their best Dortmund impression tonight. A flurry of yellow flags around the Stade de Suisse are complimented by YB's black and yellow striped kit.

Five minutes to go - let's hope Everton have packed their astro boots...

Swedish ace Anders Limpar is the only player to have turned out for both clubs. He reckons Everton should have the upper hand: "Young Boys are a decent side but they’re not as good as Everton and I’d expect Martinez’s men to win over two legs as they should be too strong for them at Goodison."

Young Boys have historic ties with England and employed several English managers in their early years. One of them was the legendary Jimmy Hogan, the man crediting with revolutionising Hungarian football. Another ex-manager is Tord Grip, Sven-Göran Eriksson's assistant with England.

A quick reminder that January loan signing Aaron Lennon is ineligible for Everton, having already featured in the competition for Tottenham. The Toffees have Ghanaian winger Christian Atsu and English striker Courtney Duffus on the bench for extra firepower.

English-born Swiss International Scott Sutter is on the bench for Young Boys tonight. The right back, who hails from Enfield, is a Tottenham fan. He will no doubt be keeping an eye on Spurs' game against Fiorentina later this evening.

Youngs Boys have won their last seven European home games and go into tonight's first leg with confidence.

This is Everton's first game against Swiss opposition. They are unbeaten away from home in Europe this term (W1, D2).