LONDON (Reuters) - Romelu Lukaku became Everton's joint highest Premier League scorer on Saturday and the powerful striker is showing no signs of slowing down as he leads his team's bid to qualify for European competition. They helped me to improve my game and I'm grateful to them, because without them, I wouldn't have got this far," Lukaku, who has played 129 games for the club, told reporters. "The team behind us are West Brom and they are in good form, but in two weeks, we play West Brom at home. The team are strong and we have a lot of clean sheets and that makes for a lot of points." "You're got to remember the quality of Everton, where they are and what they're trying to achieve," the 53-year-old said.

Source: The Star February 25, 2017 19:52 UTC