Everton v Leeds player ratings: Coleman 8, Van de Beek 7; Dallas 5, Meslier 6

Manager Frank Lampard celebrates first Premier League win since taking charge

EVERTON RATINGS: Jordan Pickford - 6. A relaxing day at the office for the England international who was largely a spectator in this one. Getty

Seamus Coleman - 8. It’s never an easy match up against Jack Harrison but Coleman handled him very well, and capped his performance off with a goal. Getty

Mason Holgate - 7. The defender took everything in his stride and seemed to be a step ahead of the Leeds attack. Holgate was often the man to clear the danger, though he could have opted for a more simple out-ball at times. Getty

Michael Keane - 8. A well-taken header put Everton into a commanding position, and it looked like Keane enjoyed his defensive work , rarely being threatened by a Leeds attack that didn’t offer much. PA

Jonjoe Kenny 7 - Prevented anything building up on his flank with an excellent defensive display. Getty

Anthony Gordon - 8. Provided a strong option on the flank, though it was some of his defensive work that stood out. Looked to get a touch on Richarlison’s shot to direct it into the net. Getty

Allan - 8. Ran forward with the ball and broke the midfield lines before picking out Richarlison. Frustrated the opposition by winning the ball back regularly. PA

Donny Van de Beek - 7. Doing no harm in his auditions for new manager Frank Lampard. Ran tirelessly throughout the match, and more often than not chose the right ball to release Everton’s widemen. PA

Alex Iwobi - 7. There’s an extra degree of confidence about Iwobi’s play under Lampard. While it didn’t always work out, was prepared to take risks and asked questions of defenders. Getty

Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 7. A solid performance as the frontman gets back to full fitness, and he was significant in Lampard’s more direct style of play, holding the ball up and being able to get it under control from difficult angles. PA

Richarlison - 7. Hassled the Leeds defenders with some good running and link-up with Calvert-Lewin. Looked to have scored with a well-taken left-footed strike but took a deflection from Anthony Gordon. PA

SUBS: Dele Alli (Calvert-Lewin 72') - Produced some good link up play with Kenny. An exquisite pass should have been an assist but for a fantastic save. Getty

Anwar El Ghazi (Gordon 81') - N/A (no match photo available). PA

Salomon Rondon (Richarlison 86') - N/A. Reuters

LEEDS RATINGS: Illan Meslier 6 - Three goals conceded in a tough outing, though there was not a lot he could do about the goals. A great save in the final minutes stopped it from being four. PA

Stuart Dallas - 5. An unfortunate start to the game saw injury force Dallas off in the 8th minute. Getty

Pascal Struijk - 5. A disjointed defensive display overall didn’t help Struijk who could have transitioned the ball better from the back. Getty

Diego Llorente - 5. Some positive moments but it was too messy at the back from Leeds, though there wasn’t much more Llorente could have done. Never looked in control against the high tempo Everton attacks. Getty

Luke Ayling - 6. Had a lot asked of him yet still came out on top in the majority of situations. Struggled to get high up the pitch. Getty

Robin Koch - 5. Occupied defensive midfield but his passing let him down too often. Sometimes you have to keep it simple. Getty

Jack Harrison - 6. Tried to get beyond Coleman but didn’t do enough. Not helped by his teammates who didn’t seem to have the best synergy with their play. Getty

Mateusz Klich - 5. Dispossessed too often and substituted at the break. AP

Rodrigo Moreno - 6. Tried to get Bielsa’s side back into the game and was assured in possession, though he didn’t seem to have his shooting boots on. Getty

Raphinha - 6. Looked like he could make something happen but a slight knock forced him off at half-time. PA

Daniel James - 6. The forward made some promising runs but his service was lacking too much. getty

SUBS: Leo Hjelde (Dallas 8') - 7. Defended astutely but the biggest relief of the day will be that he didn’t do any serious damage after going down worryingly holding his knee in the 93rd minute. Getty

Tyler Roberts (Raphinha 46') - 5. Struggled to get up to tempo with the match and was anonymous for most of it. Getty

Adam Forshaw (Klich 46') - 6. Tried to get Leeds going in the right direction but saw play break down too much. Could have done more defensively. PA

Donny van de Beek's impressive performance fired Everton to a 3-0 win over Leeds United on Saturday, handing manager Frank Lampard his first Premier League win since taking charge at the end of last month..

The 24-year-old on-loan Manchester United midfielder controlled the game and played a part in Everton's opener that was scored by Seamus Coleman.

"I thought Donny van de Beek was great. To play like that at home - his calmness, work rate and intelligence was great," Lampard said.

"I think he can do different roles and that's why I moved so quickly to get him. He played in a double number six today and has the talent to link and get us through the lines. He's a goal threat too, so that was one of the big pulls of bringing him in."

Everton secured just their second league win in 16 games in Lampard's home debut.

The Toffees looked transformed from the start and took the lead in the 10th minute when Coleman powered in a header for his first goal in 80 games.

That was followed by another rare goalscorer as centre-back Michael Keane headed in from Anthony Gordon's corner.

Victory moved Everton five points clear of the relegation zone and within a point of Leeds with a game in hand.

Player ratings from the match can be seen in the picture galley above.