Ndiaye claims Everton are clicking in attack thanks to Moyes effect

ILIMAN NDIAYE has revealed how David Moyes has given Everton licence to thrill by making the goal-shy Blues more attacking.

- By David Anderson

Everton scored three first-half goals, after failing to score in nine of their previous 11 Premier League games, in their vital 3-2 home win against Tottenham on Sunday. Top scorer Ndiaye scored a fine second to take his tally to six in all competitions and says Everton are already "clicking" after Moyes' second game back as manager.

Ndiaye said: "The strikers need to go more forward when we regain the ball. We're closer to the goal and closer to each other, which is what we want. I don't know if it's freedom as such, but the whole team is just clicking. I feel like that's what's most important."