The 2013-14 campaign was a spectacular season of rebirth and high-flying football for Everton, as The Toffees surged to a club-record 72 points and secured an impressive 5th-place finish, clinching a coveted spot in the Europa League. Spearheaded by the new, attacking philosophy of manager Roberto Martínez in his brilliant debut season, the team achieved its highest league finish in five years. Leading the line was the prolific young Belgian, Romelu Lukaku, whose 15 crucial league goals proved vital. The season was defined by a stunning seven-game winning streak and historic moments like completing the league double over Manchester United for the first time since 1969, marking the exciting arrival of a new era at Goodison Park.