David Moyes has urged his Everton side to stay ruthless as they prepare to welcome Chelsea in a crucial clash between two teams currently locked on points near the top of the Premier League table. While the Blues remain one…

David Moyes has called on his Everton side to become more ruthless ahead of their upcoming Premier League fixture against Chelsea. While the Blues remain one of three unbeaten top-flight clubs, Moyes stressed that converting recent draws into victories is essential for their European ambitions following a frustrating stalemate against Hull.
Moyes also defended 23-year-old French striker Thierno Barry amid criticism over missed scoring opportunities, expressing confidence in the young forward's ongoing development. Additionally, the manager dismissed concerns regarding off-pitch distractions involving potential ownership changes and his own contract situation.
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