Every LAST-MINUTE winner! | Rooney, Grealish, Arteta + more!

A good two-and-a-half minutes, you would suspect by the referee's watch. Probably just short of that. Wayne Rooney, on the left foot... HEYYY! That's application for you. Wayne Rooney has given Everton all three points, surely. Absolute pandemonium breaks out here at Goodison Park. Absolute pandemonium. It's not been one of his better games in an Everton shirt, but no-one will remember that. Nobody will remember that, they'll only remember that. That's as sweet a strike as you'll see, on the left foot. And that's why he was kept on. Morales. McGeedy. Lukaku! Everton win it right at the end. Lukaku gets his sixth goal in six appearances against West Ham, and in the process makes it 20 for the season. Everton have come from behind and have beaten West Ham United. Hodge stays on his line, it's there! It's scored by Tim Cahill! In injury time for Everton, bang, bang, bang on the punch-back. And that is a body blow for Manchester City. And Everton, who scored so many late goals this season, have got another one away from home. Joe Hart can't believe it, Manchester City can't believe it. But the smallest player in that penalty area, Tim Cahill, got up over the top of Richards and headed home from Leon Osman's cross. So Everton prepare to defend this long throw from Mariafa. Off the head of Holgate. Now Moise Keane has got to touch it to the back of Rich Arleson, and Everton are on the counter-attack here. Rich Arleson into the penalty area, Moise Keane, he misses his kick. Can Walcott steer it home? He certainly can! And Everton have surely won it. Right at the death, they struck at the end of the first half, and they've done it again late in the second. Theo Walcott with his first of the season. A lightning counter-attack from Everton, and Walcott on the end of it. And Everton are about to come from behind and win a game for the first time in 36 Premier League games. Having conceded the first goal, they are about, surely, to end that horrible statistic. Two minutes of stoppage time played, another six to go. Here's Erog Burnham, Erog Burnham for Mikalenko. Mikalenko's attempt at ball in deflects out to this near side for Alcaraz, Alcaraz into the penalty area for N'Jai, N'Jai with the cutback, and there's the header! What a save, it's gone in! It's gone in! It's finished. This stadium in Everton have surely won it. Dozever was somehow saved, but Glynis was on hand. Oh! What drama. Get in! Late, late drama at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium. And Everton have turned this game on its head. From one down, Everton are 2-1 up in the third minute of stoppage time. Jack Grealish! His first goal for Everton. Jelovic has scored for Everton, incredible stuff right at the end of the game. Incredible, Jelovic delighted to get back on the score sheet, his sixth goal of the season. David Moyes is delighted, the Glynis street end has erupted, and Everton look as though they're going to pick up three very, very valuable points indeed. That's Heitinger. Bilyetnikov, where's the goal? And he's scored! Did he? Oh, Bilyetnikov, something out of nothing. It's a super goal from the Russian. And Everton will finish the season with a win, surely now. Deep, deep into injury time, Didier Bilyetnikov has given Everton the goal which will probably be enough to give them a double over Portsmouth and finish the season with a victory. Here it is, nothing in it. May have taken Ashdown a little bit by surprise as well. Neville marauding forward. The Naismith, lots again in the penalty area, Johnson's there. McFadden! Oh, what a strike! Both Macheldon just minutes after they thought they'd got a vital point here at Medicine. Lennon. Oh, is he fouled? Yes, he is. Penalty awarded. Leighton Baines. He's done it! What scenes at Goodison Park! Fireworks all right. Can Everton now make them pay? It's Saha, Saha's chance. Saha! He scores for Everton! And they will claim the three points at Craven Crossage, moments after Bobby Samoa's miss. What a time for Louis Saha to score his first goal of the season. What an end to this game. The Forrest-Ereth punished. What a wonderful feeling that is. The worry is, of course, the goalkeeper switches it upfield so quickly if a corner plops into right's hands. They've got it forward via the goalkeeper, via Graveson, to Tomasz Radzynski. Oh! What a way to win a Premiership football match. A glorious goal, deep, deep into stoppage time for David Moyes, for Everton, supplied by Tomasz Radzynski with a rocket. Well, that's a classic example, a team that wanted to hang on against a team that wanted to win it. It's as simple as that, Martin. They refused the opportunity to try and win the game, Southampton. And I think by doing so they've lost it. What a strike. Will people ask questions about Anthony Amey? I think not. Because they have been the better side, there's no arguing with that. They've had a lot of chances to have buried this game. And now they're having to defend against a lot of tall, aggressive players. Floated in by Kilburn. Oh, and the header's in! And it's Tim Cahill. The man who broke Sunderland's hearts in the FA Cup semi-final of 2004 has popped up with a late, late winner, surely now for Everton. Oh, Mick McCarthy must be thinking his daylight robbery. He's seen his side have a lot of chances, particularly in this second period. McGuidy is having switch wings. Another good cross. Barry, chance... And in! Can you believe the goal-scoring record of this man? Premier League goal number six of the season. And he's won it for Everton. To say you've got to feel sorry for David Marshall is an understatement. It's total devastation for Cardiff. Gomez gets past Granit Xhaka. Gomez for... Damari Gray. Gray, still, will have a crack at goal! Oh! Damari Gray! Wins it for Everton, surely! What a strike! A thunderbolt from Gray. A winner for Everton, who've turned this game on its head. What a finale at Goodison. Wow, wow, wow. To cool it, Jens Lehmann getting involved with Anicimi. Goes in towards Johnson, Anicimi tries to get there. Johnson! Wonderful! Andy Johnson has surely won it for Everton. In injury time, he delivers once more. Despair for Wenger, delight for Evertonians. Arsenal just couldn't deal with the corner. And Johnson, left foot, bang. Against Paul Robinson. It's Arteta for Everton. It's probably the winner for Everton! Quite incredible. Look at those scenes in the Darwin Ends. And Everton look as though they are pinched the points. Everton pack the penalty area, Distan Hilton in, looking for Sahar's head. With only rises, Bukhaz was in there, Pima's in there, Bukhaz were away. Backing by Hibbert, Sahar on for Cahill, he goes down, penalty! Cahill caught by Chris Baird. Arteta here to win the game with the final kick. Arteta scores! Three king-sized Everton points from Nikola Arteta. Tucked away, and full-and-put-away. Alan Stubbs, there might be one last attack here. Taylor's clearance, will it be a shot? Done! And the roof very nearly did come off. There'll be complaints all over the pitch as to how much injury time will be played, but who cares, because Everton have got a late, late winner. David Moyes ran almost the full length of the pitch to celebrate that goal. But Leon Osmond stayed cool under pressure, a left-foot samurai from him. And it's another late, late drama at Goodison Park. Neppl. Pinar stays onside. Plays it in dangerously, chance here, it's a goal! Yes, it's gone in! And Marouane Fellaini scores for Everton. With less than a minute to go of normal time, Everton have broken the deadlock. Well, it was all Everton pressure, and eventually Bolton won this resistance probe. Final seconds of the game. Punched away as far as Cleverley, he scored and won it for Everton! Oh, Tom Cleverley! Right at the desk, scores his first-ever Everton goal! What a way to do it. Drama indeed. Everton have won it. With virtually the last touch of the game. Was that a penalty? What does the referee say? He says penalty! And two minutes used his body, used his guile, and when Boyce made a challenge for the ball, he took the player, and it's a penalty. Now, Louis Saha has missed for Everton this season at Burnley, he's off the field, so he's out of contention. But it is Leighton Baines who blasts the ball into the goal, against his former club, and surely wins this game, and the first three points of the season for Everton. Everton 2-1 Wigan. David Moyes will be relieved. Roberts, great ball in that. Well dealt with by the Blackburn Rovers defence, comes out though to Baines. Now, here's a chance, chance it's gonna be, it is! It's scored by Tim Cahill, he's put Everton back in front again. Rambam, surely that must be the winner now. All the Everton fans in the Darwin End, you can see their delight. Surely that's got to be the winner. We're now into injury time. The ball played in, it was dealt with well originally. and Iwobi is through to play it in for Calvert-Lewin, can he get a shot? Yes, Iwobi! Everton are in front! What a big goal. Gunnarsson Park erupts. There's been tension in the air throughout. A feisty encounter here at Gunnarsson Park. A high pressure affair.