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Everton, under Sean Dyche, have seen a massive shift in focus towards the potential benefit that set piece mastery can bring.
After all, Frank Lampard’s tenure was one scattered with unpredictability and a lack of strategy, resulting in numerous disjointed performances from front to back.
At the very least, even if it sometimes makes for turgid viewing, there is a clear plan now in place for the Toffees.
Seeking to maximise marginal gains, it is clear that success is being earned, with Amadou Onana’s header from a corner last night marking their 13th set-piece strike of the Premier League season.
Following the match, the 22-year-old outlined why he needs to be doing more regardless of his latest goal.
What Amadou Onana said about his performance
As a dominant midfield enforcer, his presence on the bench last night marked a shock to many fans who had been told that the Belgium international was back from injury.
Onana has swiftly grown into one of Everton’s finest footballers this season after showcasing glimpses of his immense quality throughout an immeasurably challenging debut campaign.
Alongside James Garner, the Toffees have found a midfield foundation with which a hard-working foundation is forged, allowing for a rigid solidity as well as quick breakaways too.
