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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23534655" data-attributes="member: 158020">Everton 2 Southampton 1: Richarlison continues fine  start     Richarlison continued to ingratiate himself to the Everton supporters by  scoring in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Southampton at Goodison Park on  Saturday.A fee that could reportedly reach £50million raised eyebrows upon  Richarlison's arrival from Watford, but he added to his debut double to give  Marco Silva his first competitive win at the helm.    The Brazilian converted a cross from Theo Walcott, who opened the scoring  against his boyhood club in the 15th minute following a delightfully worked  set-piece routine.    Danny Ings, roundly booed by the home fans, pulled one back for Saints on his  first start since arriving on loan from Liverpool, but the visitors were unable  to salvage a point.   Southampton's sloppy defence was punished when Leighton Baines sent a  free-kick short to Morgan Schneiderlin, who flicked a no-look pass through for  Walcott to poke past Alex McCarthy.   Everton lost Schneiderlin to injury and matters almost got worse when Jordan  Pickford deflected a shot from Ings onto the bar, having initially spilled  Cedric Soares' swerving 25-yard drive.   The Toffees nevertheless extended their lead when Richarlison – just two  minutes after staying down due to an awkward fall in the box – nodded Walcott's  delivery home with a touch off Cedric.Ings had been a consistent threat and he  was left in acres of space to sweep home Mario Lemina's flick-on from James  Ward-Prowse's corner nine minutes after the restart.   But Southampton could not maintain their momentum and McCarthy kept out  Idrissa Gueye with nine minutes remaining as Everton comfortably saw out their  first win of the campaign.</blockquote>

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