Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Hayden Hackney (Everton)
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David Moyes has some selection decisions to make going into Everton's Premier League clash away at Tottenham on Saturday evening.
Following last weekend's 2-2 draw against Manchester United courtesy of Ainsley Maitland-Niles' stoppage-time thunderbolt, they may be rather straightforward calls for the Toffees boss.
In need of finding a way back into the game as they trailed to Bryan Mbeumo's goal, Everton introduced Jack Grealish, Hayden Hackney and Maitland-Niles.
The trio had a huge influence on proceedings, with Everton fans waxing lyrical about Hackney's cameo appearance in the final 15 minutes of the contest.
The summer signing had a huge role to play in Tyrique George's stunning equaliser with a powerful run from midfield and a crucial pass out wide to his teammate after receiving his initial pass back from Lisandro Martinez.
He was key once again for Maitland-Niles' injury-time equaliser, this time receiving the ball from Grealish down the left flank, cutting into the area and playing the ball to Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall that eventually found its way to the the right-back to net from distance.
Hayden Hackney showed his class against Manchester United
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Hayden Hackney (Everton)
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Hackney was extremely positive in his play when he was introduced and he took the game to United, demonstrating exactly why Everton wanted to bring him to the Premier League after a number of standout seasons in the Championship with Middlesbrough.
In his 15 minutes on the pitch, the 24-year-old created two chances, registered an assist, made two passes into the final third and five line-breaking passes.
Hackney displayed in his limited minutes that he will comfortably make the step up the Premier League and that he can be a regular starter for Moyes in the weeks and months ahead.
Hayden Hackney's numbers vs Manchester United (via FotMob)
Minutes 15
Assists 1
Accurate passes 13/15
Chances created 2
Shots off target 1
Touches in opposition box 4
Passes into final third 2
Line-breaking passes 5
Who makes way for Hackney vs Tottenham?
Harrison Armstrong (Everton)
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Hackney has certainly played his way into Moyes' Everton team for Saturday's game away at Tottenham.
The question Moyes must answer over the next 48 hours is who drops out of his team to accommodate the summer signing.
Harrison Armstrong and James Garner will be the two players most at risk, with Dewsbury-Hall perhaps a certainty to keep his place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
In terms of Garner, the England international is currently working his way back to full fitness and he was replaced by Hackney against Manchester United after going down moments after switching to right-back.
Armstrong, who had to play the majority of the game on a yellow card following an early booking, will also be at risk of dropping down to the bench as he did struggle on occasions in the 2-2 draw.
It will be a tough call for Moyes to make but Hackney, who offers something different with his quality on the ball and ability to influence things in the final third, has played his way into the team and the Scot must find a way of accommodating his new signing in north London.
Key to the draw against the Red Devils, Hackney may have an even bigger say on the game as the Toffees look to maintain their unbeaten start to the season this weekend.