Everton’s Twitter account made their feelings clear on Jack Grealish’s England snub following his injury-time winner against Crystal Palace.

Palace are flying high in the Premier League and were 19-games unbeaten in all competitions ahead of the trip to Merseyside on Sunday.

And it seemed that record-breaking run would continue when Daniel Munoz opened the scoring, with the Eagles battering the Toffees for much of the match.

But they failed to take their chances and Everton levelled the game in the 76th minute through an Iliman Ndiaye penalty after Maxence Lacroix clumsily fouled Tim Iroegbunam.

The momentum swung to the home side before Grealish scored a somewhat fortuitous goal from close range in the 93rd minute to spark wild scenes at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

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