In the 2004-05 Premier League season, Everton did what many people thought was impossible, and broke through the league's "Big 4".

Having finished 17th the season before, expectations were low for the Toffees under David Moyes, and after a heavy defeat to Arsenal on the opening day, another difficult season looked to be in store.

But victory against Crystal Palace sparked a run of just two defeats in 18 games to Christmas, and despite running out of form, they'd done enough to claim a fourth place finish, and secure a place in the Champions League qualifiers.

Republic of Ireland international Kevin Kilbane played an integral role that season, and returned to The Boot Room on Premier League Live with Sky Sports to tell us all about the club's best top flight season in decades.

Speaking to Philip Egan, Kilbane recalled the huge wins against Liverpool and Man United, the turning point in their fortunes, and how David Moyes turned their fortunes around.

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