Jorginho has replicated David Luiz’s success by winning the Champions League with Chelsea and the Copa Libertadores with Flamengo. He is the 15th player to ever lift both the Champions League and Copa Libertadores, but the first European to do so (even if he was born in and grew up in Brazil).

Spurs must have a serious problem playing against teams playing in all-black kits — five goals conceded against PSG in midweek, now two inside the first six minutes at home to Fulham. What Vicario was doing for Fulham’s second, I do not know. A horror show for the Spurs ‘keeper.

The more I see Joe Gelhardt’s winner against Stoke, the more I appreciate his touch before striking the ball. Not only does that show his quality, but also his sky-high confidence — he’s now got seven goals in his last nine games.

Lamine Yamal has opened the floodgates for this current crop of young stars. Estevao (18yo) ended up outshining Lamine (18yo) last night, and Lennart Karl (17yo) is showing his quality tonight. It won’t be too long until Max Dowman (15yo) is strutting his stuff at the Emirates too.

The last time Everton won at Old Trafford, it was thanks to an 86th-minute Bryan Oviedo goal on 4 December, 2013. Roberto Martinez — who is in the Sky studio tonight — was Everton’s manager that day, while David Moyes was in charge of United. Just like tonight, Seamus Coleman started that game.

I haven’t seen a team show as much resilience in a game this season as Everton tonight. It would’ve been easy for the wheels to come off after Coleman’s early injury and Gueye’s crazy red card, but instead they regrouped and played like warriors. David Moyes should feel so proud.

I’m half wondering if we’ll see Michael Keane come out for the second half looking like this… 😄

Leo Messi with one goal and three assists tonight. Even at 38, it’s still such a joy to watch him in action. Messi has 20 goal contributions from Inter Miami’s 25 goals over the last seven games. Crazy.

Mateo Silvetti has some future ahead of him. After his assist for Leo Messi earlier in the game, he’s just put Inter Miami 2-0 up with a fantastic finish into the far corner. Just 19, he’s someone to keep a close eye on over the next few years.

Eberechi Eze with the first hat-trick of his Premier League career. What a time to have his best game so far in an Arsenal shirt.