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Wayne Rooney celebrated his first Premier League appearance for Everton since 2004 by producing a classy, record-breaking first-half opener Saturday against Stoke City.
The homegrown hero drifted unmarked into the area and rose high to guide Dominic Calvert-Lewin's delivery back across goal for a 1-0 lead.
Rooney, 31, ranks second to only Alan Shearer on the competition's list of all-time leading goalscorers.
Rooney's header lifted his top-flight haul to 199 and set a Premier League record for the length of time between two goals for the same team at a whopping 4,869 days. - Goal
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