Everton’s resolute defence against the current Champions and financial pariars Manchester City was final broken after Moyes’s subs seemed to backfire.
Everton beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 last weekend and have a 17-point cushion from the drop zone.
Everton boss David Moyes spoke to the media ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash with defending champions Manchester City.
Everton beat third-placed Nottingham Forest 1-0 at City Ground to climb to 13th in the league table.
Abdoulaye Doucoure’s stoppage-time winner at City Ground helped Everton secure all three points against Champions League-chasing Nottingham Forest.
A strong rumour doing the rounds now is that Everton will not be taking advantage of the £30M option to make Armando Broja's loan deal permanent.
Everton became the first side to beat Nottingham Forest on their home soil this year.
Bet on Everton and get a deposit bonus with bet365 at TheFreeBetGuide.com
View full table
Plans for the Howard Kendall Suite at Collinwood Dock
Everton faced a difficult test on Saturday when they took on Nottingham Forest at the City Ground…
After giving up a pretty soft goal in the first half, Everton were gifted an even softer penalty that Ndiaye converted just after the break to earn another point in Moyes's perennial battle to avoid relegation.
We use cookies to enhance your experience on ToffeeWeb and to enable certain features. By using the website you are consenting to our use of cookies in accordance with our cookie policy.