In-form Thierno Barry scored twice as Everton got here from behind to beat Coventry on a landmark night time for boss David Moyes.
The striker struck twice in 5 second-half minutes to show the sport earlier than teeing up Kiernan Dewsbury-Corridor’s late third because the Toffees moved into fifth within the Premier League desk.
He has scored 10 targets in 13 video games in all competitions – six within the high flight – after discovering the web eight occasions final season.
Yann Gboho had given Coventry a second-half lead however it was short-lived as supervisor Frank Lampard’s return to Everton led to defeat.
Victory marked Moyes’ 592nd recreation in command of the Toffees, the Scot equalling Harry Catterick’s document for video games as supervisor.
It was not an easy victory for the house facet as aggressive Coventry impressed within the first half and felt they need to have had a penalty when when James Tarkowski tugged Caleb Yirenkyi’s hair – though it lacked the extreme pressure for it to be a foul.
Jordan Pickford saved from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and Jack Rudoni drilled large earlier than Gboho gave them the lead after 52 minutes when, surrounded by three Everton defenders, he poked in.
However 5 minutes later Barry headed within the leveller earlier than bundling in from shut vary quickly after.
Barry then arrange Dewsbury-Corridor, neglected by England boss Thomas Tuchel for his newest squad, to drill in with 9 minutes left.
