Sean Dyche hails ‘a step forward’ after Everton end their wait for a win - Dwight McNeil scored twice to see off Crystal Palace.

This win takes Sean Dyche’s side to 15th in the Premier League, having lost four games, drawn one and won one in their opening six. This could see Dyche’s job safe - for now - after last weeks of speculation that he could be sacked after his poor start to the campaign.

The Everton boss spoke about the upcoming challenges after the team won for the first time in the Premier League this season

Sean Dyche has launched an impassioned plea for the club’s prospective new owners not to dump him after their takeover saying he is desperate to lead Everton into their new stadium.

Everton boss Sean Dyche tells Match Of The Day's Gary Lineker about their "gritting performance" as they win 2-1 against Crystal Palace.

Everton manager Sean Dyche has said that the new ownership will bring stability to the club amid its "unsettled ground."  The proposed takeover by Texas-based Friedkin Group was announced on Monday, giving hope to the club's long-suffering fans that more stable times lie ahead after a turbulent period in their history.

Louis Saha believes Sean Dyche has what it takes to lead Everton away from relegation trouble. The Toffees won their first match of the

It was the first time this season Dyche's side had managed to maintain a lead, with the Toffees having dropped points from winning positions in their last three Premier League matches

Everton manager Sean Dyche expressed his satisfaction after a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace, highlighting the team’s resilience and determination. Dyche emphasised the crucial role of player responsibility in turning the game around,

Dwight McNeil's two goals secured Everton's first win of the season after a rare comeback as they beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Goodison Park. Not since October 2022 had the team recovered from going behind to pick up three Premier League points and after twice squandering 2-0 leads to lose in the last month it was a relief for manager Sean Dyche to experience the other side.