Everton came from behind to beat Coventry City 3-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Friday. The result moved Everton into fifth place in the Premier League, above Liverpool.
Barry scores twice in five minutes
Yann Gboho gave Coventry the lead. Thierno Barry scored twice in a five-minute span, before Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored Everton's third goal in the 81st minute.
The victory was Everton's third successive win across all competitions, while Barry has scored 10 goals this season.
Coventry are left 16th
Coventry were left in 16th place after the result.
Coventry had penalty appeals after James Tarkowski appeared to pull Caleb Yirenkyi's hair and after Vitalii Mykolenko challenged Taiwo Awoniyi outside the penalty area.
Dewsbury-Hall responds to England omission
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was left out of England manager Thomas Tuchel's squad for the Nations League fixtures. He told Sky Sports: "It was a disappointing morning, I'm not going to lie. It's a massive dream of mine to play for my country. I know I was close."
He added: "[I'm] sad, yeah, but really proud of myself and how I have reacted. All I can keep doing is putting in good performances and hopefully one day I get the nod, because I'm never going to give up." Dewsbury-Hall said: "I'm really, really enjoying it" and "I've got a really good hybrid role in this team, where the gaffer is giving me the freedom to pop up all over the pitch." He added: "I've got the mentality."
Moyes equals Everton managerial record
David Moyes equalled Harry Catterick's record of 592 matches as Everton manager. Moyes said in Everton's match programme: "I am proud," "The thought of being the Everton manager who has managed the most games is something I'm very proud of." "Everton has been huge for me and my family. My son David has gone everywhere and my father has lived it with us as well, watching it all." He also said: "That's so important. What is also so important is that I'll always try to do the right thing for Everton Football Club."
