Everton grabbed two late goals to beat Wigan 3-1 on Saturday for its first Premier League victory at home this season.
Substitute Apostolos Vellios scored in the 84th minute at Goodison Park and Royston Drenthe also came off the bench to score in injury time and complete an impressive comeback for Everton.
Wigan went ahead in the 31st after Franco di Santo was given too much time to collect a near-post corner from Ben Watson. Di Santo scored with an angled shot which deflected off Tony Hibbert and into the far corner.
Everton equalized within 97 seconds through two headers - Phil Jagielka headed in from close range after Tim Cahill's attempt rebounded off the crossbar. It was only Jagielka's third goal in four years for the Toffees.
Leighton Baines and Cahill both went close as Everton finished the first half strongly.
Everton continued to pressure without threatening after the break. However, when Tony Hibbert whipped over a cross from the right the 19-year-old Vellios rose highest to head into the far corner.
Wigan substitute Dave Jones hit the crossbar from long range before Drenthe raced through to poke past Wigan goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi in the eighth minute of injury time - giving Everton three points at home for the first time since May.
Earlier, Everton striker Louis Saha voiced his disappointment on Twitter at being left out of the squad.
''I am not good enough, absolutely destroyed,'' Saha tweeted. He later added: ''Come on lads. 3pts.''
Everton is now unbeaten against Wigan in its last six games and moves to seventh place in the Premier League.
