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You'll never stop this day. I'll never let you go.

And breathe.

Everton have survived.

It's felt like 10 months of holding their breath for these supporters,

but such is the exhilaration that they spill onto the pitch with Abdelai de Corre's goal,

having kept them in the division.

Their third last day escape, a parting gift for Yerimina who's leaving this club,

but contrast the scenes here with those at the King Power Stadium, where Lester did their bit today, but over the course of the season, it was not enough enough and they are relegated to the championship

along with Leeds and Southampton but Everton will go into a 70th year in the top division

the scenes mainly are jubilation but of course there is concern for the players.

They want to get them off safely after the job that they have done and seen through.

You can understand supporters wanting to congratulate their heroes,

but player welfare has to be a consideration too and to be fair to a lot of fans

they're cheering those who are coming on they just want them off well there's a great football club

here and a lot of the more experienced fans in this stadium don't feel like congratulations

and joy at the right emotion it's been a huge struggle for them on and off the pitch

not just this season but for many many years

Tarkovsky and pickford determined all day that backline for everton withstood the pressure

Gary they've swirled around the plug hole on so many occasions.

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