Seamus Coleman gives brilliant post-match interview after Everton beat Arsenal

"We knew whatever goes on behind the scenes, the fans always come here to support us."

Seamus Colman gave a brilliant post-match interview on Monday Night Football after Everton recorded a dramatic victory over Arsenal. The Toffees were trailing 1-0 at half-time but came back in the second half to win their first match since September. Richarlison netted the equaliser before Demarai Gray scored a stunning last-minute goal.

Seamus Coleman gives great interview after Everton beat Arsenal.

Following the match at Goodison Park, Everton captain Coleman praised the club's fans for their support. The team has been struggling this season, there has been unrest amongst the supporters and Everton's director of football recently left the club. Coleman, however, issue a rallying call on Monday night and called for calm heads. https://twitter.com/footballdaily/status/1467979891828314114 "We knew whatever goes on behind the scenes, the fans always come here to support us," the Republic of Ireland captain told Sky Sports. “They got behind us from minute one to minute 90, and they pushed us over the line. I think our performance showed that as well. “I’ve been here 12 years, you’ve got to take the good with the bad. Sometimes they’re on your back, sometimes they’re not. "But for 90 minutes, they support you. And when Demi [Demarai Gray] got his unbelievable goal at the end you could see the reaction."

Coleman takes responsibility for Everton loss to Liverpool.

Coleman, 33, also took responsibility for the Toffees' 4-1 loss to Liverpool in their previous game. Mohamed Salah capitalised on a loose touch by the Irish defender to score and effectively seal the win. “You hurt when you lose games, you hurt when you make mistakes," the full-back said. "The Liverpool game, I took responsibility — I feel like we were getting back in the game, I made a mistake, but I’ve been around long enough to take the ups and the downs. “You can’t get too high, you can’t get too low and whatever bit of criticism you get, you’ve got to take it on the chin because that’s part and parcel of football. "You come in the next day, you work hard, and your luck eventually turns, and thankfully, Demi helped us over the line tonight.” https://twitter.com/footballdaily/status/1467980893771943936