Jack Harrison’s goal against Bournemouth gave Everton their first ever.
Jack Harrison overcame an injury, according to Sean Dyche, to spark Everton’s first home victory of the year.
The Toffees defeated AFC Bournemouth 3-0, earning a victory at Goodison Park for the fifth time in as many attempts.
After joining Everton on loan from Leeds United, Harrison missed the first few weeks of the season due to a hip injury. However, he was eventually given his Premier League debut. Additionally, Harrison had a chance to score his first goal for the Blues seven minutes before halftime, following James Garner’s opening goal in the eighth minute.
After Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto punched a cross clear, Harrison received the ball approximately 22 yards out. The winger didn’t need permission to shoot; with a well-executed half-volley, he lobbed Neto and found the back of the net via the crossbar’s underside. On the hour mark, Abdoulaye Doucoure completed the three points after Harrison’s header was blocked.
Prior to the match, Harrison had been dealing with a minor hamstring strain. Amadou Onana, meanwhile, had started the game on the bench but was later added to the starting lineup to replace the injured Idrissa Gana Gueye. And both the duo and Garner’s performance pleased Dyche.
The Everton manager stated, “Jammy and him [Onana] were very good.” Still, Jimmy has been playing really well. Both of them are inexperienced players who are eager to learn and who are making an effort to do so. Jack Harrison was excellent, in my opinion. He was worrying about whether it was appropriate to play or not, and as a result, he was carrying a slight niggly hamstring. No, I want to play, he replied. I thought he was excellent, as were the two center halves. Dom will get stronger and more proficient because of his outbursts today, and Doucs was very animated, putting on numerous strong performances.
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