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Everton rally as Barry strikes again v Leeds

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Everton Daily 20260127
Thierno Barry’s fourth in five earned Everton a one‑one draw against Leeds after an early opener, with Idrissa Gueye hitting the bar and a half‑time switch to three‑five‑two sparking the fightback. David Moyes praised the U21 France striker and urged more chance creation, while Everton rejected Lazio’s bid for Tim Iroegbunam as midfield depth grows with Gueye, Kiernan Dewsbury‑Hall and Armstrong. Tributes were paid to Tommy Wright pre‑match.

Moyes hails Barry after his fourth in five sealed 1-1 v Leeds. Manager says the U21 France striker is settling, urges more chance creation. Farke content with point after dominant first half.

Barry’s fourth in five earned Everton a 1-1 draw v Leeds after Justin’s opener. Moyes’ half-time switch to 3-5-2 sparked fightback; Gueye hit the bar. Tributes paid to Tommy Wright pre-match.

Branthwaite’s comeback in the 1-1 v Leeds gives Moyes a selection call at the back after switching to a 3-5-2, with Barry in form and defensive options increasing.

Ex-Everton striker Calvert-Lewin hits post for Leeds as Barry equalises in 1-1 draw, underscoring Everton’s progress and new focal point up front at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Everton turn down Lazio offer for Iroegbunam, valuing the 22-year-old higher. Midfield depth boosted by Gueye, Dewsbury-Hall and Armstrong; funds could target attack amid En-Nesyri links.

Everton await clarity on Jack Grealish’s foot stress fracture, with surgery undecided. Decision could impact squad plans, fitness timeline and transfer strategy.

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Everton rally as Barry strikes again v Leeds