Leicester show Everton The boss

Leicester City 2 Everton 0: David Unsworth's big audition goes wrong as Demarai Gray impresses

This was a Gray day for the grey man as Claude Puel achieved his first victory in his first game in charge of Leicester City – and Demarai Gray, making only his second Premier League start of the season, was outstanding as a hapless Everton, in their insipid second kit, were overwhelmed and left in the relegation zone and in a relegation battle.

It was the kind of first half that will inflict serious damage on David Unsworth’s chances of becoming Everton’s next permanent manager  with the caretaker due to meet chairman Bill Kenwright – who was at the King Power Stadium – and majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri this week to discuss his future. If he has one.

The former defender – and current Under-23 coach – started here with a naive 4-4-2 formation, with two wingers, three of his back four with a combined age of 100, and watched helplessly as they were then simply ripped apart by the pace of Gray and Jamie Vardy, who received a standing ovation when he was eventually substituted.

Everton have not win any their last five match in a row and at the third in the last bottom of the English Premier League. Everton have only win two game ,draw two and have lost six game at of ten game played