Beto broke the deadlock on the 34-minute mark following a bright start, which included Iliman Ndiaye rattling the crossbar with a well-struck volley from Seamus Coleman\u2019s cross, with the Portuguese striker receiving the ball inside the penalty area before brushing off a defender and rolling a low finish into the net at Sir Philip Carter Park Stand end.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Blues then came flying out of the blocks for the second half, with three goals in the space of six minutes before the hour mark. O\u2019Brien made it two goals in as many games when he thundered home from the corner of the six-yard box after Motherwell only managed to half-clear a corner from the right-hand side.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Young midfielder Armstrong, who replaced Jesper Lindstr\u00f8m as a half-time substitute, added a third, slotting in from 10 yards after Vitalii Mykolenko\u2019s initial shot had been blocked. Maupay was next on the scoresheet as the Toffees continued to assert their dominance, pouncing on a loose ball after Ndiaye had been snuffed out inside the penalty area.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The French striker then notched another goal at the 73rd-minute marl, dispossessing the goalkeeper to tap home into an empty net after an intense press from Beto in the build-up. Beto completed the scoring in the closing stages, applying the finishing touch to Francis Okoronkwo\u2019s cutback after a perfectly weighted pass from Armstrong in the build-up.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Young midfielder Armstrong, who replaced Jesper Lindstr\u00f8m as a half-time substitute, added a third, slotting in from 10 yards after Vitalii Mykolenko\u2019s initial shot had been blocked. Maupay was next on the scoresheet as the Toffees continued to assert their dominance, pouncing on a loose ball after Ndiaye had been snuffed out inside the penalty area.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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