Sean Dyche continues to have the full backing of the club following Everton's Carabao Cup exit to Southampton.
Everton manager Sean Dyche continues to have the full backing of the club despite their exit from the Carabao Cup on penalties to Southampton. Everton have lost all four of their opening Premier League games and Tuesday's disappointment has done nothing to quell the growing calls from fans for a change.
'To piece that together and deliver a performance that I thought could win, especially with the chances…I know that's been a challenge from even before my time, taking the chances that kill a game, and we haven't done that tonight. But a lot of the performance was right enough to win the game. 'Some of the play was good at times, effective, we opened them enough times to go and win the game, but we didn't take chances and you go down on penalties.
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