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Everton finally ended their losing run in emphatic fashion on Sunday as they beat Crystal Palace 2-1.<\/strong><\/p>\n At half-time, it looked destined that the Toffees would fall to yet another defeat, after going behind, as Crystal Palace\u2019s sensational form continued at the Hill Dickinson Stadium<\/a>.<\/p>\n However, a resolute second-half display saw David Moyes\u2019<\/a> side completely turn the game on its head, with Iliman Ndiaye and Jack Grealish both netting late on to give the hosts all three points.<\/p>\n Multiple Everton players were outstanding against Crystal Palace<\/a>, with Moyes rightly reaping the rewards from his changes at half-time, in a game they almost looked certain to lose.<\/p>\n While the Hill Dickinson Stadium may be a fortress for Everton at present<\/a>, the Toffees have never been too successful when going behind.<\/p>\n Back at Goodison Park, when losing at home in the Premier League, BBC Sport<\/a> confirmed on 5 October that they had only won twice in 30 attempts.<\/p>\n With the result against Palace on Sunday, this has now become three in 31 matches.<\/p>\n However, the bizarre thing about this statistic is that each of the three victories have come against the Croydon side.<\/p>\n The first came in May 2022, in a 3-2 victory, and the second was the 2-1 comeback in the 2024-25 season, with Carlos Alcaraz scoring the winner.<\/p>\n Therefore, Moyes\u2019 side clearly continued this trend on Sunday as they flipped yet another match against Palace on its head.<\/p>\n Read more: <\/strong>James Garner heavily praise for \u2018wonderful\u2019 moment in Everton\u2019s late victory vs Crystal Palace<\/a><\/p>\n David Moyes deserved credit for his half-time changes <\/p>\n It would be an understatement to say that Everton were woeful in the first half.<\/p>\n If it was not for Jordan Pickford, the Toffees could have been three or four goals down at the break.<\/p>\n Changes were clearly needed, and Moyes deserves credit for not only making them but for ensuring each one made a big impact.<\/p>\n Even Beto, who has been slammed for his recent performances at Everton<\/a>, was great coming on to the pitch and offered the Toffees the focal point they were missing.<\/p>\n Hopefully, Moyes\u2019 side can now go into the Manchester City game after the international break with confidence after a great display.<\/p>\n Enjoyed this article? <\/strong>Stay connected with all the latest Everton news, updates, and behind-the-scenes content by following us on our new Instagram account \u2013 @goodisonnews<\/a><\/p>\n ![\"Carlos](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Carlos-Alcaraz-1024x576.jpg\")
Credit: ImagoEverton have won three of their last 31 home Premier League games when conceding first <\/p>\n