Everton 4-0 Wolves: Sean Dyche's side emphatically end goal drought as Craig Dawson scores twice at the WRONG end

They stood a few feet apart, their feet welded to a thick, white line that must have felt at times like the edge of cliff. Football management is always this precarious and while Sean Dyche shuffled a few paces back from the brink, as Everton rediscovered the art of scoring, Gary O'Neil's situation became more precarious. Craig Dawson scored two own goals as Everton thrashed Wolves 4-0 on Wednesday Dawson found the net at the wrong end in the 49th minute and then again in the 72nd minute The Toffees had not scored at all in their previous four matches before hitting Wolves for four This had been billed as a relegation battle but the truth of it was only one team looked threatened by that particular outcome and it wasn't the one in blue and white. MATCH FACTS & PLAYER RATINGS EVERTON : Pickford 7: Young 8, Tarkowski 7, Branthwaite 7, Mykolenko 7: Gueye 7, Mangala 8.5 : Ndiaye 7, Doucoure 6.5, McNeil 7 : Calvert-Lewin 8 Goals: Young, Mangala, Dawson Booked: Mangala Manager: Sean Dyche 7 WOLVES : Sa 5: Lemina 5, Dawson 4, Bueno 5 : Doherty 4, Andre 4, Joao Gomes 4, Ait-Nouri 5: Guedes 4, Cunha 5: Larsen 4 Manager: Gary O'Neil 4 Attendance: 38,820 Referee: Michael Salisbury 6 Is it a question of attitude? Everton's first goal of the game on Wednesday came directly from an Ashley Young free-kick Orel Mangala then doubled Everton's lead 33 minutes into the game at Goodison Park Everton manager Sean Dyche and Wolves' Gary O'Neil pictured on the sideline during the clash One should have become two six minutes later but trust that old passion killer VAR for making a simple situation complicated: Orel Mangala was adjudged to have been interfering with play before James Tarkowski headed in but the decision was passed back from Stockley Park like a hot potato.