Everton manager David Moyes expressed satisfaction with the team's performance and results, particularly the clean sheets they've been keeping lately. The team has won four out of their last five games, with one loss, and Moyes emphasized the importance of maintaining clean sheets to achieve success in the league. He also praised the improvement in the play of midfielder Thierno Barry, citing the crowd's recognition of his growth and the key role of teammate Ili Ndiaye in providing a perfect pass for Barry's goal.Moyes highlighted the crucial assist by Ili Ndiaye, stating that it was a "really good play" that allowed Barry to score with ease. He also commended Barry for his finish, saying it was "really, really good". Additionally, Moyes praised the performance of Kieran Dewsbury-Hall, noting that he's brought a new dynamic to the team and has been playing in a different position due to the absence of other players. Moyes credited Dewsbury-Hall for helping the team secure two consecutive wins in the Premier League, which he acknowledged is a challenging feat.