Match report as Everton Women secured a 3-0 win against Crystal Palace Women at Walton Hall Park; Justine Vanhaevermaet scored the opener before the break, Sara Holmgaard doubled the advantage and Kelly Gago added a third;

Everton Women have reinforced positivity about a move out of Walton Hall Park and into Goodison Park once the men's side moves to the new stadium on Bramley-Moore Dock.

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Brian Sorensen praised his side’s hard work as Everton Women moved to within three points of fifth place with a comprehensive win over bottom side Crystal Palace. Justine Vanhaevermaet struck just before the break when she headed home Sara Holmagaard’s corner, before provider turned scorer with a header of her own.

A new winger is a priority for Everton in the summer and Liverpool youngster Ben Doak IS on their radar, although they will face competition for his signature.

Crystal Palace: With this defeat, Palace remains at the bottom of the WSL table, now facing an uphill battle to secure their league status. The team, which has only managed to earn 9 points throughout the season, will need to regroup quickly if they hope to gain enough points to escape relegation.

Everton were 3-0 winners over Barclays Women’s Super League basement side Crystal Palace, set up by goals just before and after the break. Everton went ahead late in the first half, when Justine Vanhaevermaet headed home a Sara Holmgard corner between two Palace players on the goal line.

Crystal Palace have won their past four Premier League games against Southampton, as many as they had in their first 25 against them in the competition beforehand.