Everton Storms Back to Beat Coventry and Leapfrog Liverpool Into 5th Place
Thierno Barry scored twice in five minutes as Everton rallied from behind and moved into the Premier League top five.
- On Friday, Thierno Barry scored twice to lead Everton to a 3-1 victory over Coventry City, lifting the Toffees into fifth place in the Premier League.
- Manager David Moyes equaled Harry Catterick's record of 592 games in charge of the club during this milestone match.
- Trailing to Yann Gboho's 52nd-minute goal, Everton equalized through a Barry header before the striker bundled in his second despite Coventry's appeals for handball.
- Kieran Dewsbury-Hall added a third goal 10 minutes from time to seal the result; Coventry manager Frank Lampard expressed frustration after two penalty claims were dismissed by VAR.
- Barry has now netted 10 goals this season, fueling Everton's third successive victory as they pursue their first trophy since 1995.
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Thierno Barry scored a double in Everton's victory over Coventry (3-1) on Friday in the Premier League. French striker n
David Moyes' team found themselves behind in the score, but with two goals from Barry and one from Dewsbury-Hall they took the three points.
Everton beat Coventry at home with a score of 3-1 and reached 5th place after the 10th matchday of the Premier League and made its... course even sweeter. Everton this year may not have started the season with great hopes and promises. However, David Moyes' players are doing a good and quiet job. Somehow, after ten matches in the Premier League and after the home victory over Coventry with a score of 3-1, they have reached 5th place in the Engli…
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The Independent (US)Thierno Barry shows his prowess again as Everton storm into top five
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EPL: Everton beat Coventry 3-1, climb fifth
Thierno Barry extended his red-hot streak with a double as Everton beat Coventry 3-1 to climb into fifth place in the Premier League on Friday. David Moyes’s side trailed to Yann Gboho’s goal early in the second half at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-everton-beat-coventry-3-1-climb-fifth/
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