Gylfi Sigurdsson, who joined Everton from Swansea on a $57 million transfer, scored in his first start for the Toffees. Fourteen seconds after the second half kickoff in a 1-1 EuropaLeague tie with Hajduk Split that sent Everton through, 3-1, on aggregate, the Icelander intercepted the ball and lobbed it into the net from 50 yards out.

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