Everton have announced the appointment of Duncan Ferguson as caretaker manager.
Ferguson - who oversaw training on Tuesday morning - will take temporary charge of Everton while the club look for a long-term successor to Rafa Benitez.
The Spanish manager was sacked on Sunday morning following the Toffees' dismal 2-1 defeat to Norwich City on Saturday afternoon.
The Toffees confirmed in a statement that Ferguson would be in charge 'for the club's upcoming games', starting with the visit of Aston Villa.
It read: "Duncan Ferguson has been appointed as Everton caretaker manager for the Club's upcoming games.
"The Blues legend took charge of training at USM Finch Farm on Tuesday morning as the squad began its preparations for the visit of Aston Villa to Goodison Park on Saturday (12.30pm GMT)."
Ferguson will be supported in his new role by John Ebbrell and Leighton Baines, along with Goalkeeping Coach Alan Kelly.
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