Everton ended their winless run at the Hill Dickinson Stadium against Burnley on Tuesday evening.
Idrissa Gana Gueye was a standout performer, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was also excellent in the 2-0 victory.
Everton are very well-placed to qualify for Europe, as they closed the gap to just one point on seventh-placed Brentford.
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James Tarkowski of Everton celebrates after scoring their side's first goal during the Premier League match between Everton and Burnley
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In fact, the Toffees are now only five points behind Merseyside rivals Liverpool, who currently occupy fifth place.
Arne Slot’s men suffered a shock 2-1 defeat to relegation favourites Wolves, which could allow a 13-year record to end this season.
Everton could genuinely finish above Liverpool for the first time since 2013
Everton haven’t finished above Liverpool in the Premier League table since the 2012/13 season, which was Moyes’ final year in charge before he departed for Manchester United.
The Toffees finished sixth that year, whilst Brendan Rodgers’ men languished behind them in seventh.
# Team Points
1 Man Utd 89
2 Man City 78
3 Chelsea 75
4 Arsenal 73
5 Tottenham 72
6 Everton 63
7 Liverpool 61
2012/13 Premier League table
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Since then, Liverpool have had the bragging rights, as they’ve finished above Everton for 12 consecutive campaigns.
That could end this year, though, as Slot’s side have been incredibly inconsistent. They may have one eye on the Champions League, too, thus taking their focus off the league.
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Everton v Burnley - Premier League
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Everton still have Liverpool to play, with that fixture taking place at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on April 18th.
There will be a lot riding on that Merseyside Derby, and perhaps for the first time in 13 years, it could determine which club finishes higher.
Who would’ve thought that could be the case this time last year when the Toffees were in a relegation battle?
What a job Moyes is doing.
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