It is early days, but Moyes’ Everton look like they are in a much better position to remedy their attacking woes

The message from a manager is something that defines performances. Slight tweaks and offering players the opportunity to impress was the order of the day. More emphasis on attacking football, while remaining resolute is music to all our ears. A first three points is a small step, but a hugely welcomed one.

It was too big an opportunity to turn down — I want to show I can go again’ - INTERVIEW: Back at Goodison Park after nearly 12 years away, the Scottish manager explains to Richard Jolly why a second s

Moyes was at Sunderland when Neil was still in the club's academy, and is said to be a big admirer of the England Under-20 international. He has played over 150 league games for Sunderland since making his senior debut in 2018, becoming a first-team regular in the 2021/22 campaign.

Over 11 years after leaving Everton, David Moyes is back in charge of the Toffees at a crucial time in their history as a club.

When the team’s starting lineup broke an hour or so prior to kickoff, the news of Jake O’Brien and Jesper Lindstrøm’s inclusion was greeted positively by Everton fans. Ashley Young has played solidly so far this term,