Last April when his Burnley side came from 2-1 down at half-time to secure a 3-2 victory, Sean Dyche told the Clarets players in his half-time team talk that this Everton team “don’t know how to win”.
But after waiting since the 3-0 success against Crystal Palace on October 22, he’s now teaching them as they secured a precious and deserved three points against Premier League leaders Arsenal.
While there was a pre-match fan protest against Everton’s owner and board of directors – 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.
