Red-hot Barry strikes twice as Everton sink Coventry
LIVERPOOL: Thierno Barry extended his red-hot streak with a double as Everton beat Coventry 3-1 to climb into fifth place in the Premier League on Friday.
Thierno Barry scored twice in rapid succession to help Everton defeat Coventry 3-1 in the Premier League, moving his team up to fifth place. David Moyes' side trailed early in the second half to Yann Gboho's goal, but Barry's goal proved decisive, coming just five minutes after. Barry's quickfire double marked a resurgence for the 24-year-old striker, who had struggled in his debut season at Everton following his move from Villarreal.
Everton now have six goals in their last seven appearances across all competitions under Moyes, who has equalled Harry Catterick's record of 592 games as manager, despite the club's ongoing trophy drought.
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