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The tactical tweak that helped Everton gain point against Leeds

Thierno Barry, right, celebrates his equaliser against Leeds (Peter Byrne/PA)
Thierno Barry, right, celebrates his equaliser against Leeds (Peter Byrne/PA) (PA Wire)
  • Everton drew 1-1 with Leeds after Thierno Barry's equaliser cancelled out James Justin's opening goal.
  • The match was described as a 'game of two halves', with Everton's manager David Moyes making crucial tactical changes at half-time that revitalised his team.
  • Thierno Barry continued his recent scoring form, netting his fourth goal in five league appearances, while Idrissa Gana Gueye provided the assist and also hit the crossbar.
  • Leeds initially dominated the first half, with James Justin scoring after a tactical setup by manager Daniel Farke allowed wing-backs to push forward.
  • Despite a recent upturn in form, Leeds' draw meant they only climbed two places in the league, while Everton's home form remains a concern.
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