Moyes and his steely-eyed belief have changed the atmosphere around Everton. He’s given the team, the fans and staff confidence that wasn’t there before.

Everton's 'new manager bounce' under David Moyes continued on Wednesday as they fought back from behind to hold Brentford to a 1-1 draw in the Premier League.The Toffees are now unbeaten in seven league matches and have taken 15 points from a possible 24 since Moyes returned for his second spell in January - having only collected 17 from a possible 57 under former boss Sean Dyche.

Moyes has galvanised Everton since his January reappointment, lifting the mood at the training ground and in the stands on matchdays

Chris Beesley reflects on full-backs Jake O'Brien and Vitalii Mykolenko combining to extend Everton's unbeaten run in the Premier League to seven games

"It's OK to say [it's because] I've come in, but I think the whole club and the players have had a lift from new ownership and the thought of a new stadium."

Everton boss David Moyes was left furious after his side had a late penalty chalked off in the weekend draw with Manchester United and he has since been in touch with referee bosses since the call

Everton earned a 1-1 draw at Brentford to extend their unbeaten Premier League streak to seven matches. David Moyes has challenged Vitalii Mykolenko to deliver more assists for Everton after finally breaking his Premier League duck.

Everton boss David Moyes has been speaking to the media before Wednesday's Premier League game at Brentford (19:30 GMT). Here are the key lines from his news conference: Moyes said Jesper Lindstrom, Tim Iroegbunam and "a few of the boys" have been suffering with a fever and flu-like symptoms but they have all recovered.

Everton’s recent games have been marred by injuries, with Iliman Ndiaye set for weeks out due to a knee issue. Despite a growing injury list, Everton will hope to recover key players for their run-in as they look for a positive finish with David Moyes.