Everton Come From Behind to Beat Coventry as Moyes Equals Club Record

📰 Everton came from behind to beat Coventry 3-1 as David Moyes equalled Everton's record for games in charge. 📌 Key points 🏟️ Everton beat Coventry City 3-1. ⚽ Thierno Barry scored twice in four minutes. 🏆 Moyes' 592nd game equalled Harry Catterick's record. 📺 Frank Lampard said VAR did not do its job. ⬆️ Everton climbed to fifth. 📝 What happened ⚽ Yann Gboho put Coventry ahead on 52 minutes. Barry levelled with a back-post header on 56 and scored another on 61, before Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall made it 3-1 on 81. Barry also set up the third. 📺 Three VAR incidents went Everton's way. A possible hair pull in the first half was cleared, a Coventry penalty appeal on 49 was ruled outside the box, and a handball claim on Barry's second was not upheld. Lampard said VAR did not do its job. 🗣️ Moyes said: 'You have no divine right to come here and think you're going to beat Coventry.' 📊 By the numbers • Score 3-1 (Gboho 52, Barry 56 and 61, Dewsbury-Hall 81) • Moyes' 592nd game, matching Catterick's club record • Three VAR incidents, all in Everton's favour • Everton moved up to fifth 🔭 Why it matters A third straight win keeps Everton in the top five. After the international break Moyes can set the club record outright.