Everton fans were accustomed to seeing this kind of set-piece domination during Sean Dyche’s tenure. The inswinging corner to a towering figure at the back post. The exploitation of a vulnerable goalkeeper under the high ball.
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It's a breath of fresh air to see teams like Bournemouth and Sunderland exceeding expectations at the top of the Premier League - and I would include Tottenham in that list of over-achievers too.
BRUNO GUIMARAES slept through his recent plane scare – but insists Tottenham will not catch Newcastle napping.
The Brazilian downed Fulham with a 90th-minute winner and instantly set his sights on Wednesday’s Carabao Cup clash at home to Spurs.
Thomas Frank was quick to heap praise on his Tottenham side after they kept their unbeaten away streak alive, defeating Everton 3-0.
The Danish manager was a much happier man compared to earlier this week when his team were held to a goalless draw in Monaco.
Everton lost their first home game of the season after a 3-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, with the visitors climbing back into the top four. But despite Micky van de Ven scoring twice for Thomas Frank’s side, Everton boss David Moyes named a Tottenham star who was better than him.
Tottenham Hotspur moved up to third after two first-half headers from Micky van de Ven were followed by Pape Sarr also nodding home late on sending Everton to their first defeat at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Tottenham are not the only Premier League side keeping a close eye on one of the Championship’s best midfielders, with Newcastle United now joining the growing list of interested clubs.
