Silva boost as Everton win 2-1 at Southampton
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SOUTHAMPTON, England – Marco Silva won the battle of the under-pressure managers as Everton piled more misery on Ralph Hasenhuttl’s Southampton with a 2-1 victory at St Mary’s on Saturday.
Richarlison volleyed a 75th-minute winner to end Everton’s eight-match run without a Premier League away triumph and earn Silva a much-needed boost.
Southampton, which had gone eight home matches without a victory, scored through striker Danny Ings early in the second half.
Everton was 1-0 up at half-time thanks to a fourth-minute header by Tom Davies.