Welcome to live coverage of the Premier League match between Everton and Southampton at Goodison Park!

Lallana finds Lambert through the middle but the striker has strayed offside.

Oh, what a calamity. The Southampton goalkeeper is Kelvin Davis, not Paulo Gazzaniga. That's Kelvin. Davis.

Everton win a corner on the right, courtesy of the muscular Lukaku.

Antolin Alcaraz is making his Everton debut today after an injury-plagued first half of the season. No problem so far...

Having started so assuredly, Southampton are now struggling to keep the ball. Lovren heaces a hopeful ball forward, Everton intercept and Lambert fouls.

Naimsmith tumbles theatrically as he races into the box but referee Clattenburg was none of it... the replays shows there was a slight tug from Lovren, but in practice those are rarely given.

The Southampton penalty area is bathed in sunlight, and the angle of the sun seems to be giving Davis a few problems.

And Coleman's five goals make him by far the highest-scoring defender in the division - nobody else has more than two.

From Infostrada: Seamus Coleman has now scored more PL goals in 19 matches this season (5) than he scored in his previous 91 PL matches for the club (4).

Coleman made Ward-Prowse look like the rookie he is for the goal, though. The Southampton man showed Coleman inside, and he duly raced past him and whacked the ball in.

Outstanding goal from Seamus Coleman, who has now scored three goals in his last five games. The Irishman is a man in form...

GOAL! Seamus Coleman scores a brilliant, brilliant goal! He races inside from the right, leaves his man for dead and smashes the ball into the top corner from a tight angle!

Crossed from the Southampton right, it hits an Everton boot on the way through and skips through to Robles in nets for the home side.

Both teams very patient in possession. Which is a nice way of saying nothing is happening.

From the pre-match minute's applause.

Lallana and Rodriguez attempt to unlock Everton through the middle, but Alcaraz is there to snuff out the attack.

Decent again from Everton as they build down the left through Baines and Oviedo - but the latter gives it away and Southampton have it back.

Barkley bursts forward through the centre, plays it right to Coleman and then gets on the end of the cross, but he can only divert it weakly to Davis.

Good spell of possession for Southampton early on, confidently stroking the ball around.

Everton are playing from left to right as we see it, both teams are in their home kit and Mark Clattenburg is the referee. The ball is yellow and round. The pitch consists mainly of grass.

And after a minute's applause for those connected to Everton who have died this year, we are under way!