Seamus Coleman Is The Superstar For Everton Against Tottenham Hotspur

Before Everton drew 2-2 with Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park, not many outside the blue half of Liverpool knew the name of Seamus Coleman.

However, following his brilliant man-of-the-match performance during his home debut against Tottenham, Coleman could well become a household name in the Premier League.

The Republic of Ireland U-21 international signed for Everton from Irish side Sligo Rovers for around £150,000.

It's a small cost that may have already paid for itself, as Coleman was vital for the Toffees in securing a 2-2 draw against an in-form Tottenham team. 

The 21-year-old right-back, after coming on as a first half substitute for Joseph Yobo, looks to have it all.

His defending was great, making decisive tackles with precision when it mattered most.

Going forward, Coleman was equally as good, looking incredibly comfortable attacking his more experienced counterpart, Gareth Bale of Spurs.

With great pace down the right wing, Coleman more-often-than-not left Bale for dead, skipping past the Tottenham left-back like he wasn't there.

This was the case in the build-up to Everton's first goal, in which Coleman skillfully skipped past Bale before delivering a brilliant ball into the box for Louis Saha to coolly finish high past a helpless Heurelho Gomes in the Tottenham goal.

And Coleman's crossing ability was sublime, with the full-back delivering, time after time, brilliant balls into the box and creating some perfect goal-scoring opportunities.

It was an all-round superb and deserved man-of-the-match performance from Seamus Coleman, and one that has done him very well in staking a claim for a regular place in the starting 11.

Coleman is definitely a player to watch out for, and if he does provide more of the same when given the opportunity, it surely won't be long before we are hearing more and more about this talented young defender.