Wayne Rooney outperforms Frank Lampard with help amid Everton v Swansea

Wayne Rooney had a vivacious night for Everton amid their 3-1 Premier League prevail upon Swansea, notwithstanding figuring out how to outperform a Frank Lampard detail all the while.

The Toffees striker took two punishments – the first he missed just to see colleague Dominic Calvert-Lewin change over the bounce back, the second he put past Swans guardian Lukas Fabianski.

Yet, between those episodes, he gave the help to Gylfi Sigurdsson's magnificent long-run objective

It saw the ex-Manchester United player move to a sum of 103 aids the Premier League – one more than Chelsea legend Frank Lampard. Just Cesc Fabregas (110) and Ryan Giggs (162) are in front of him in the record-breaking records.

The great accomplishment for Rooney accompanies the 32-year-old in the best shape he's appeared for a considerable length of time. He's currently scored 10 objectives this season – more than he oversaw over the entire of last season and the one preceding that when at Old Trafford. He was taken off against Swansea on Monday night to an overwhelming applause from the Everton fans