Everton
CoventryDay 10
Barry T. 61'
Dewsbury-Hall 81'
Everton: 1. Pickford - 6. Tarkowski, 16. Mykolenko - 4. Branthwaite (Keane M., 89), 8. Dewsbury-Hall, 37. Garner J-s, 45. Armstrong H. (Hackney, 73) - 19. George (Alcaraz C., 90), 20. Dibling (Johnson B-n, 73), 34. Röhl (O´Brien, 73) - 11. Barry T.
Substitution: O´Brien (from 73); Hackney (from 73); Johnson B-n (from 73); Keane M. (from 89); Alcaraz C. (from 90)
Bench: 12. Travers - 23. Nørgaard - 2. Maitland-Niles - 58. Graham
Yellow Cards: Branthwaite 88
Coventry: 19. Rushworth - 2. Pinnock, 3. Dasilva Jay, 12. Mfuni, 27. van Ewijk - 5. Rudoni (Hamer G., 86), 7. Sakamoto T. (Tchaouna, 87), 8. Yirenkyi, 29. Torp V. (Grimes, 86) - 34. Gboho (Thomas-Asante, 73) - 14. Awoniyi (Cherif S., 86)
Substitution: Thomas-Asante (from 73); Grimes (from 86); Hamer G. (from 86); Cherif S. (from 86); Tchaouna (from 87)
Bench: 25. Bentley Dan. - 20. Kesler, 22. Latibeaudiere - 9. Simms
Yellow Cards: Yirenkyi 88
A decisive early goal from Thierno Barry proved enough to secure all three points for David Moyes’ side
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