Swansea City 0 Everton 2: match report A Jelavic header was as good as it got for Everton in the first half. After half an hour of clear frustration, David Moyes retreated to his dug-out, shaking his head. His return to the technical area coincided with Everton's best spell and a free kick from Leighton Baines was headed clear by Ashley Williams. Darren Gibson was first to the clearance but the former Manchester United midfield volleyed high and wide. Phil Jagielka, on his 150th appearance, denied Graham in stoppage time and moments later, referee Neil Swarbrick dished out his first card of the afternoon after Joe Allen's high challenge on Phil Neville. Jelavic should have done better when the normally reliable Williams was caught in possession at the beginning of the second half. Under pressure from Neil Taylor, he poked his shot over the top from a dozen yards. With the bit between their teeth, Everton had two more golden opportunities. Gibson's powerful strike with his left foot was beaten away by Vorm while Jelavic was wide of the target with an overhead kick. If the first half had fizzled out, the second had sprung into life. Graham headed over from a Wayne Routledge centre and moments later Pienaar shot wide. A minute short of the hour, Everton took the lead when Williams was penalised for shoving Pienaar. Baines converted the ensuing free kick. Jelavic made the game safe when he popped up in the six yard box to convert Fellaini's delightful assist and the visitors mioght have had one or two more as Swansea struggled in a one sided final 20 minutes.