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relegation, and looked as if he would never return – until Koeman failed to sign a striker to replace the departed Romelu Lukaku.

Now, Niasse has suddenly become the manager’s go-to option when all looks lost, and he came up with the goods at the perfect time yesterday.

Koeman has spent nearly £150m on strengthening his squad this summer, but Everton sat in the relegation zone before Bournemouth arrived at Goodison Park, and looked set to stay there after Joshua King had danced right through the centre of their defence to give boss Eddie Howe (right) a lead to defend.

Enter Niasse, who had ended his long Toffees exile in midweek, making his first appearance for the club in 16 months with a goal against Sunderland in the Carabao Cup.

He got another chance yesterday as a replacement for Wayne Rooney with 35 minutes left. Koeman threw on the Senegalese striker alongside Dominic