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TITLE RACE? WE DON'T CARE
Irish Daily Star
|April 05, 2025
Moyes: Everton fans just want to see their team win every week
EVERTON supporters won't be interested in what a win over Arsenal could do for their neighbours.
That's according to Toffees boss David Moyes, who is sure Everton fans won't be worrying about Liverpool taking another step towards the Premier League title if their team beats the Gunners today.
Everton host Mikel Arteta's men at Goodison Park hoping to get back to winning ways after their nine-game unbeaten run was ended in the Merseyside Derby on Wednesday.
Arsenal are 12 points behind Liverpool in the title race with just eight games to go, and their focus should be more on their Champions League clash with Real Madrid next week.
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