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Everton emerge from international break with reasons for cautious optimism

Three weeks without Premier League football have felt unusually long, but Everton can reach the end of the international break feeling reasonably good about where they are. David Moyes’ side went into it unbeaten in all competitions, with nine points…

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Published: Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 2:32 PM

Key Things to Know

Read Everton reports Everton holds cautious optimism following an unbeaten start heading into the international break.
David Moyes' side took nine points from their opening five Premier League fixtures with five clean sheets overall.
Christian Norgaard has returned to first-team training ahead of Everton's upcoming trip to face Hull City.

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Everton enters the conclusion of the international break carrying cautious optimism under manager David Moyes. The club entered the pause unbeaten across all competitions, earning nine points from their first five Premier League fixtures while keeping five clean sheets in seven matches overall.

Read Everton highlights positive squad developments, including Christian Norgaard returning to training and a 3-3 behind-closed-doors friendly against Blackburn Rovers. However, the writer notes that squad depth remains thin, with defender Vitalii Mykolenko emerging as a key fitness concern ahead of facing Hull City.

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