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Sean Dyche has named his first-ever match starting line-up as Everton manager, ahead of the Blues' clash with Arsenal at Goodison Park in Saturday's ...

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Sean Dyche is back in the Premier League and will take charge of his first game as Everton manager this afternoon, live on talkSPORT.Dyche's arrival.

Speaking on Arsenal in his pre-match press conference, Dyche said: “Fine side, very good side, obviously people are talking about winning the league that stands for itself. And it’s the same for Everton as a whole, who have won three of their last four Premier League fixtures against Arsenal after only winning three of their previous 26! [League leaders Arsenal are Everton’s first opponents](https://talksport.com/football/1319990/everton-vs-arsenal-live-commentary-stream-score-kick-off-time-team-news-dyche-arteta-premier-league/) under their new manager and with the Gunners unbeaten since September, they will have to pull off a shock result.

Minute-by-minute report: The leaders are Sean Dyche's first opponents as Everton manager. Join Scott Murray for the action.

[Everton](https://www.theguardian.com/football/everton) down the left. [Arsenal](https://www.theguardian.com/football/arsenal) are finally finding their feet just as half-time looms. They’re not exactly on the rack, but could probably do with hearing the half-time whistle so they can have a rethink. 45 min +3: Coleman digs out a cross from the right. A more elegant nick off his toe, and White was clear in the box. For the first time this afternoon, Everton looked stretched. He enters the box and cuts back for Odegaard, who slaps a first-time shot wide left and high. Iwobi wins a corner down the right. Trossard can’t control on the corner of the six-yard box. 84 min: Maupay sends a dribbler of a shot into the arms of Ramsdale from 25 yards. He ends up winning a throw, and the clock ticks on in Everton’s favour. What a result for Sean Dyche, one that has huge significance at both ends of the table!

Everton appointed Sean Dyche as Frank Lampard's successor less than a week ago and the former Burnley boss has already introduced some strict rules to the ...

"I explained to them. There is not a single player here where everything is not explained to them. Unless I’ve been out of the game for too long, you’re not allowed to wear hats when you play on a Saturday, you’re not allowed to wear snoods when you play on a Saturday and you have to, by the rules, wear shin pads. I explained that to the players." Dyche even made his players perform the bleep test, a cruel fitness exercise that tests the physical and cardio boundaries of elite stars. [Burnley](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/burnley-fc) boss takes over from Lampard with The Toffees in 19th, with at least eight clubs involved in a huge relegation battle.

Earlier in the week, footage showed Dyche overseeing his new charges with the squad completing the bleep test at their Finch Farm training base.

They felt they could have done more, I said we need to do more, quite obviously.’ A lot of them have been brought in for a lot of money. They have respect for the outgoing manager. I’ve got years of facts and stats on what the body needs to deliver. It’s not some kind of bee sting, it’s a measure. The 51-year-old has revealed it was his way of finding out the condition of his players

Everton leant heavily on their Burnley connection for a first win since October as Sean Dyche's reign as manager got off to the perfect start with a 1-0 win ...

It was the only negative response all afternoon for the hosts, who were cheered from first to last by supporters desperate for some relief from a second successive relegation battle. Neal Maupay replaced Calvert-Lewin as the Everton defensive rearguard began and his first intervention was to send Gabriel tumbling in the box, resulting in a VAR check for a penalty which came back to nothing. It was the centre-back’s first goal since joining from Burnley on a free in the summer – and his first since the opening day of last season – and ended a run of no wins in 10 matches in all competitions.

Mikel Arteta said Arsenal must now show the resolve of champions after a shock 1-0 defeat to Everton dented the Gunners bid to land a first Premier League ...

But we have to give the fans something," added Dyche. We have to keep working and improving." "This is the moment I love my players more," added Arteta. "This is not going to be a rose pathway," said Arteta of Arsenal's road to the title. "The fans are going to be massive for us. Protests were planned for before and after the game for fans to voice their anger at the running of the club.

Talking point from Chris Beesley as Sean Dyche helps Everton secure 1-0 win against Arsenal in his first game in charge.

The battle for survival starts here. [Plane flies banner over Everton vs Arsenal game with message for Bill Kenwright](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-protest-arsenal-moshiri-kenwright-26157863) [What happened on street march as Everton fans send clear message to club's board](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/what-happened-street-march-everton-26157814) [Sean Dyche clears up Everton job rumours and asks 'exciting' new question](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/sean-dyche-everton-job-rumours-26154341) [Everton may have two investment deals on horizon after Farhad Moshiri admission](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-investment-deals-farhad-moshiri-26138535) ['I'm going to bust these myths' - Sean Dyche bans two items from Everton training ground](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/sean-dyche-everton-snoods-training-26145542) [Everton player ratings as James Tarkowski excellent and Amadou Onana immense](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-player-ratings-arsenal-breaking-26157323) [Everton vs Arsenal as it happened plus full coverage of fan protests](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-arsenal-live-score-stream-26156237) [pre-match fan protest against Everton’s owner and board of directors](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-fans-march-protest-against-26157329) – against absent for the second consecutive fixture – in the streets outside of Goodison Park, once the action on the pitch began, Dyche’s Blues players were turbo-charged from the start by the power of the home support. As Evertonians would hope from a Dyche side, the Blues hassled and harried Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal players from the start, determined to make up for their past deficiencies that have left them in such a precarious position.

James Tarkowski netted the only goal of the game to condemn us to only our second league defeat of the season.

With a precious three points now in their grasp, Everton began to sit back and protect them, allowing us a few more sights of goal. Copyright 2023 The Arsenal Football Club plc. There was plenty more late pressure but Everton were throwing everything at us, and that meant that a late drive from Oleksandr Zinchenko that whistled over the bar was our best late chance of note as we failed to score in a Premier League game for just the second time this campaign.

Sean Dyche's sheer energy galvanises Everton with echoes of club's history evident during their victory over league leaders Arsenal.

At the end, as Goodison erupted, there was a brisk handshake with Arteta and a couple of members of his staff, a brief acknowledgement of the crowd in a few sharp claps and then he was down the tunnel. In the eighties, particularly during their Cup-Winners’ Cup success in 1985, Everton had been a pioneer of a five-man midfield and Dyche, ripping up the 4-4-2 blueprint of his Burnley days, paid homage to that. There had been demonstrations outside before kick-off and early in the game a plane flew over dragging a banner that proclaimed Everton “the league’s worst-run club”. Dyche had spoken of wanting to recapture the spirit of the eighties, which is reasonable enough if only as an appeal to the traditions of the club. Most of the time, particularly after half-time, Dyche was bellowing at his defence to push up, with expansive wafts of his right arm. Vast sums have been spent very badly and again the board stayed away for its own safety, but just because there are a lot of things to put right it does not mean that you shouldn’t correct the things you can.

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Silva is in the manager of the season frame. After all, they are nine unbeaten in the league and now occupying seventh place. "You could see his quality and what he will bring to the team," added Potter. There was no one to mark Kelechi Iheanacho for the second equaliser, and Alex Moreno could not control Harvey Barnes' raking pass for Dennis Praet's fourth. The midfield is a mess and the forward line has stopped firing. It's the kind of game they live for. That range of passing is one of his best qualities but there was plenty more to like about his performance. The gap could obviously close to two points, but Arsenal will have a game in hand - against Everton. They dominated the second half but that hardly seems relevant when the damage had already been done by their passivity in protecting their own goal. Arsenal have proved their credentials so far this season, and they will have to do so again. It was another huge examination of Arsenal's title credentials but having come through the Spurs and Manchester United tests last month, this was a hurdle they couldn't clear. The Everton players - just as they did at the end of last season - responded.

New Everton boss Sean Dyche hailed the "rocking" atmosphere at Goodison Park that saw the Toffees win his first game in charge against Arsenal in a 1-0 win.

But we have to give the fans something. We gave the players a lot of information and they have accepted that. A lot of work has been done this week and the players’ honesty has been invaluable to us. “The fans are going to be massive for us. “We tried to plan five weeks of pre-season into a week. I want to them to understand the basics of the game.”

Before the game, they were protesting. Afterwards, they were cheering. Everton's fans went from despair to delight in hours as new manager Sean Dyche ...

We played the top side and it gives you a feel of what is important in a performance and what it takes to win games. We have very good players and we have to give them the platform to play. Williams said on the BBC's Final Score: "Sean Dyche is the kind of character that has come in and given everyone a boost. "The players have taken ownership and pride in what we have tried to do this week and I value that. He has done it in a couple of days and Everton played with confidence and energy. It was disappointing from our side; we did not get the result. "I have been here when it has been rocking and it certainly was rocking today. It doesn't guarantee the next one, that is what I have learned. "I am aware there is a lot of noise. There has been a heartbeat here for many years." But in the space of just three hours, Everton supporters went from despair to delight. "I wanted a performance.

Arsenal suffered only a second Premier League defeat of the campaign as Sean Dyche's inspired Everton marked the manager's first game in charge with a 1-0 ...

Jorginho (Partey 58') - 6 Gabriel - 5 [James Tarkowski](/topic/james-tarkowski) headed Everton in front from a corner on the hour to condemn Arteta's side to back-to-back losses and leave them looking nervously over their shoulders at [Manchester City](/topic/manchester-city), who beat them in the FA Cup last week and face [Tottenham](/topic/tottenham) on Sunday.

Report as Tarkowski nods in from a corner to give Dyche victory in his first game as Everton head coach; Toffees stay relegation zone despite win; ...

The gap could obviously close to two points, but Arsenal will have a game in hand - against Everton. Arsenal have proved their credentials so far this season, and they will have to do so again. "We had loads of the ball but we lacked that purpose and quality in the final third, we generated many chances. It was another huge examination of Arsenal's title credentials but having come through the Spurs and Manchester United tests last month, this was a hurdle they couldn't clear. The Everton players - just as they did at the end of last season - responded. I want to them to understand the basics of the game." "This is not going to be a rose pathway. "It's been tough for us and for the fans and for the staff. But Everton suddenly have momentum and will be eagerly anticipating another hot atmosphere at Anfield for the Merseyside derby with Liverpool on Monday February 13. Their fans had protested against the board before the game but left Goodison celebrating a vital three points. But the energy of Everton's supporters was firmly focused on the football when the action got underway, roaring their side forwards. The minimum requirement is maximum effort and we saw that today.

Arsenal suffered a reality check in their pursuit of the Premier League title on Saturday, losing 1-0 at struggling Everton in manager Sean Dyche's first ...

Palace made it a nervy ending when Jeffrey Schlupp halved the deficit. "They (VAR) pick one player out." "I've just said to them that it's a start point, that's all it is. Liverpool trailed 2-0 after only 12 minutes with Joel Matip's own goal and a debut effort for Craig Dawson. Southampton remain rooted to the bottom after a 3-0 defeat at Brentford, while Bournemouth are second from bottom after losing late on at Brighton and Hove Albion who moved into sixth spot thanks to Kaoru Mitoma's late goal in a 1-0 win. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story

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He had teamed up well with the industrious McNeil but the attack’s hopes were pinned on him, and against a more clinical version of Arsenal, one goal would surely not have been enough. The title, Arteta knows, is his to lose. Dyche had opted for a 4-5-1, with Amadou Onana given license to roam forward and tearing free from Odegaard to sprint up-field and square it across the goal mouth. They made the table-toppers look the worst they have all season in the first half. Dyche had walked into a cauldron; the question is whether he will get out of it unscathed. On this evidence, he is just the man.

Everton remembered how to win. A classic case of new manager bounce condemned Arsenal to only a second league defeat of the season while giving Sean Dyche ...

The breakthrough arrived on the hour when McNeil swept a right wing corner to the back post and Tarkowski held off the tame presence of Ødegaard to beat Ramsdale with a close-range header. Arsenal were careless in possession, subdued by Everton’s industry, and duly punished when two former Burnley players combined to give the relegation-threatened team a precious lead. The fans, having staged a peaceful protest against the board ahead of the game, parked their grievances against the club as requested and were fully behind the team’s efforts. The work, while crammed in, paid off in a tireless performance that contained, disrupted and troubled the leaders. Dyche had preached the merits of hard graft and organisation during his first five days on the training ground. Ferocious, relentless and dangerous, Everton bought into Dyche’s methods on day one to bring light into the darkness of their latest relegation struggle.

We lost for the first time since September in the Premier League against Everton, and the highlights from the game are now available to watch.

We conceded too many free-kicks that stopped the game every 30-40 seconds and we couldn’t get back into the game. “The reality is that we should have done more to win the game,” he said. We will be next to them and prepare for Saturday.”

The Toffees moved out of the relegation zone with a shock 1-0 win to kick off the Sean Dyche era with three vital points and pile on the misery on Morgan after ...

Everton, meanwhile, climb out of the bottom three and have hope of steering clear of relegation after their first home win in over 100 days, with a four-month wait to find out which of the two will regret their post. The Toffees moved out of the relegation zone with a shock 1-0 win to kick off the Sean Dyche era with three vital points and pile on the misery on Morgan after his latest social media rant. Chelsea hero John Terry also joined in the fun, tweeting a series of 'eye' emojis at Morgan just days after the pair engaged in a Twitter spat.

Mikel Arteta insisted he loves his Arsenal players more than ever after seeing them suffer a shock 1-0 loss at Sean Dyches Everton.

Now we have to prepare the week really well to get to Saturday with the right emotional spirit to beat Brentford." It is a start, the way they have taken ownership and pride in what we have tried to do this week - and I value that." "It's very easy to be next to the players when they're winning and performing. For moments we did it and in other moments we didn't do it well enough to dominate in the game. "I want the team to know how much I love them. You have to defend really well to get your control and earn the right to play.

McNeil and Tarkowski combine to beat leaders, while Man Utd exploit Newcastle draw to go third ... Sean Dyche breathed new life into Everton's Premier League ...

[Brentford](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/130/Brentford/overview) are a point behind Brighton in seventh after a comfortable 3-0 win over [Southampton](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/20/Southampton/overview). [Liverpool](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/10/Liverpool/overview)'s disappointing 2023 continued as they succumbed to their third defeat in four matches at [Wolverhampton Wanderers](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/38/Wolverhampton-Wanderers/overview). [Kaoru Mitoma](https://www.premierleague.com/players/117732/Kaoru-Mitoma/stats) gave [Brighton & Hove Albion](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/131/Brighton-and-Hove-Albion/overview) a narrow victory over [AFC Bournemouth](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/127/Bournemouth/overview). [Harry Souttar](https://www.premierleague.com/players/21809/Harry-Souttar/overview), a Leicester Deadline Day signing from Stoke City, restored Villa's lead with an own goal. [Fulham](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/34/Fulham/overview) as the race for European places intensifies. Eleven seconds after the restart [Callum Wilson](https://www.premierleague.com/players/8454/Callum-Wilson/stats) scored his 10th goal against the Hammers and his first in the league since October. [Dennis Praet](https://www.premierleague.com/players/5860/Dennis-Praet/stats) sealed a first win for [Brendan Rodgers](https://www.premierleague.com/managers/4425/Brendan-Rodgers/overview)' side since 12 November to lift them up to 13th with 21 points, seven behind Villa in 11th. [Joe Willock](https://www.premierleague.com/players/14446/Joe-Willock/overview)'s effort was overturned by VAR for the ball going out of play in the build-up. [Bruno Fernandes](https://www.premierleague.com/players/23396/Bruno-Fernandes/stats) gave Man Utd an early lead from the penalty spot after [Will Hughes](https://www.premierleague.com/players/8589/Will-Hughes/stats)' handball. [Ollie Watkins](https://www.premierleague.com/players/8658/Ollie-Watkins/stats) started the scoring before [James Maddison](https://www.premierleague.com/players/8456/James-Maddison/stats) equalised. [Marcus Rashford](https://www.premierleague.com/players/13565/Marcus-Rashford/stats) continued his hot form with his 10th league goal of the season, but shortly afterwards [Casemiro](https://www.premierleague.com/players/5793/Casemiro/stats), United's key midfielder, was sent off for violent conduct on Hughes and will be suspended for the next three matches. [Leicester City](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/26/Leicester-City/overview) debutants scored at both ends as the Foxes shared a goalfest with [Aston Villa](https://www.premierleague.com/clubs/2/Aston-Villa/overview).

Not for the next game at Liverpool, which Evertonians will now suddenly relish, or even more importantly the following home games against Leeds and Aston ...

With both sides having difficult seasons, their next clash is going to be a war of attrition and that will suit Dyche. Dyche coming in allied to playing the league leaders was like having a free hit in terms of expectations. That is inhibiting to performance.

After seeing us taste defeat for only the second time this season against Everton, Mikel Arteta faced the media in his post-match press conference.

You need to do really well to get your control and the right to play, and for moments we did it, and in others we didn’t do it well enough to get more from the game. This journey is going to be difficult and challenging, and there’s going to be bigger stones in the middle that we’re going to have to overcome that. And now we’re going to prepare really well in the week to get to Saturday in the right emotional level and right spirit to be perfect. The thing is what we can do in the game to try and keep us as quiet as possible and try to generate their frustration that we could generate as well. I was certain that the energy was going to be exactly how it's been today. I think Everton were really good and we have to congratulate them first for the way they have turned things around.

The Toffees kicked off the new regime under manager Sean Dyche as they threw the form book out of the window to claim their fourth win of the season.

Everton replied with a meme of manager Dyche smirking on the pitch during his time in charge of Burnley. - Everton trolled Piers Morgan with a meme of Sean Dyche on Twitter Everton troll Piers Morgan with a Sean Dyche meme after the Arsenal fan claimed his side lost to 'one of the worst teams in the Premier League' in shock defeat at Goodison Park

Rio Ferdinand has praised Sean Dyche for reviving the "connection" at Everton, as he detailed the keys to the Toffees' survival hopes.

The encouragement that they bring will no doubt inspire the players to better performances. “But you’ve got to give Sean Dyche and his his coaching staff the credit. Indeed, they’ve shown they’ve got what it takes to get back to winning ways. Whether or not a turnaround is on the way remains to be seen, but Dyche has started in fine fashion. “This is all down to hard work and graft from this Everton team. But despite a number of promising links, nothing came of the manager’s efforts.

Lucia Garcia, Alessia Russo and Katie Zelem all had excellent chances to score but were met by the resilience of Everton shot-stopper Courtney Brosnan.

With Everton pinned inside their own half, Skinner’s side continued to carve out the goalscoring opportunities, the next of which fell to Hannah Blundell. Moments later, Alessia Russo came agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock for Skinner’s side. United were very nearly caught out at the back by Brian Sorensen’s side near the 30-minute mark.

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“My way of working is to embrace the past and build the future. “He is a young man who is learning. “He has got a lot to learn. If he doesn’t I’ll rub off on him.” “The best way to do it is understand who we are, how we got where we are and start to do the basic things right, start to play the way we want to play,” he said. “I had a bit of fun with him and I said I am getting you to speak to Steven Defour and we will be doing that.

Everton displayed plenty of hard work and resilience as they extended their unbeaten Women's Super League run to four matches with a goalless draw at ...

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Manchester United are overtaken at the top of the Women's Super League as they are held to a home draw by Everton.

Alessia Russo (Manchester United Women) right footed shot from the left side of the six yard box is blocked. Attempt blocked. - Shots - 6Blundell - 21Turner - 2Batlle - 27Earps "The squad is looking really good and where I want it to be. If we get used to this type of intensity then she will put those in the net. "We are growing fast but there are moments you still need to put those bits of quality into play. "Our players want to hold accountability because they want to be the best team in the country. We have to be ready to take them," said United boss Skinner.

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Register for free to Reuters and know the full story Manchester United drew 0-0 with Everton in Sunday's early game and Arsenal were shut out by West Ham United in the late match, while in between Chelsea beat Spurs to move to the top of the standings. MANCHESTER, England, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The title hopes of Manchester United and Arsenal suffered setbacks when they were held to scoreless draws in the Women's Super League on Sunday, allowing Chelsea to replace United at the top of the table after a superb 3-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur.

Everton trolled Piers Morgan on Twitter after their win over his beloved Arsenal - and Chelsea legend John Terry loved it too.Sean Dyche made an immed.

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