Everton manager David Moyes was full of credit for his players and expressed his delight that Beto came out of nowhere to score twice in a 4-0 win at Leicester.
Beto, 27, started only his second league game of the season and his first under Moyes. And reciprocated the opportunity by scoring twice as the Toffees made it three straight victories.
“I’m so happy for Beto because we just met. He must have felt it was tough,” Moyes said after the Reds climbed to 15th, nine points clear of the relegation zone.
“The fans have been waiting and expecting him to do well. เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย A striker’s job is to score goals. Losing Calvert-Lewin It was a big blow but Beto came on and did fantastic.”
On Saturday, Abdoulaye Doucoure opened the scoring after 10.18 seconds. The fastest Everton goal and the fourth fastest in the Premier League all-time.
“We scored quickly which gave us a lot of confidence,” added Moyes, ahead of the FA Cup tie at Bournemouth and next week’s trip to Liverpool.
“Then the second goal helped us play our own game. We played really well in the first half and were a bit unlucky not to score another. “
Sean Dyche did a fantastic job, the team have good fundamentals defensively and we’re trying to be more composed in possession and find ways to score more goals. “
Jake O’Brien can do that at right-back, he’s got pace as well and for the first time I’ve had James Garner in the team. His pass for the third goal was brilliant. “
I’m delighted to have Garner back in the team. Credit for the lads has settled in so quickly in such a short period of time. I’m happy with the football we’re playing but we can still improve a lot.”