Here's a round-up of how Everton's loanees fared across the weekend's action with our latest Loan Watch...

Stanley Mills - Oxford United     
Opponent: Fleetwood Town (a)    
Competition: League One   
Date: Saturday 16 September    
Result: 3-0 win
Overview: Mills hit his first goal for the U's to continue his impressive start with the club as Liam Manning's side sealed a convincing victory at Fleetwood.

The winger opened the scoring at Highbury Stadium in the 16th minute with a sweet curling left-foot strike as Oxford went on to bag further goals through Billy Bodin and Kyle Edwards.

Mills has been a regular starter in the U's encouraging opening to the campaign which has helped them move up to third in the League One table.

With the points secured at Fleetwood, 19-year-old Mills was replaced in the 74th minute for Finley Stevens. 

Harry Tyrer   
Opponent: Ebbsfleet United (a)
Competition: National League
Date: Saturday 16 September    
Result: 1-0 win
Overview: Tyrer played the full match to help Chesterfield record their first clean sheet of the season and stay top of the National League.

The 21-year-old boyhood Evertonian has already become an integral part of the Spireites' side in their bid for promotion back to the Football League.

Zan-Luk Leban - Farsley Celtic
Opponent: Scarborough Athletic (h)
Competition: FA Cup second round qualifying
Date: Saturday 16 September    
Result: 1-1 draw
Overview: Leban returned to the Farsley starting XI after recent international duty with Slovenia Under-21s and produced a string of fine saves to keep the West Yorkshire club in the competition.

The 20-year-old keeper played the full tie as Farsley took the lead courtesy of a Ben Atkinson penalty just before half-time. 

Leban denied Michael Coulson when he was put clean through on goal after the break, before denying Alex Wiles. He could do little about Scarborough's 67th-minute leveller, though, meaning the two sides will play again at the Flamingo Land Stadium on Tuesday night.

Neal Maupay 
Opponent: Newcastle United (a)
Competition: Premier League   
Date: Saturday 16 September    
Result: 1-0 loss
Overview: Maupay came on as a 72nd-minute substitute for Ben Mee as Brentford fell to a narrow defeat to Newcastle United at St James' Park, Callum Wilson's penalty just after the hour mark proving the difference.