David Moyes sweats on Calvert-Lewin and Mangala injuries - The pair limped out of Everton’s 1-0 win at Brighton.

Everton manager David Moyes will celebrate a major career milestone when he takes charge of his 700th Premier League game on Saturday, describing the achievement as incredible.

Report and free match highlights as Everton made it back-to-back Premier League wins under David Moyes courtesy of Iliman Ndiayes penalty shortly before half-time; Brighton were unhappy at the award against Joel Veltman,

Everton manager David Moyes has described hitting the milestone of managing 700 Premier League games as an "incredible" accomplishment.

David Moyes is already feeling the pressure of trying to solve Everton's issues, just a matter of days after returning to Goodison Park.

At the age of 61, Moyes is the Premier League’s oldest manager this season, and at Brighton he faced the division’s youngest boss in Fabian Hurzeler, 30 years his junior.

David Moyes’ 11 years at Goodison are remembered fondly despite a curt departure to Manchester United in 2013. Time healed wounds, as Moyes himself proved that he can return to a club and do better. Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.

Seamus Coleman has given the clearest indication of what his future holds once he finally hangs up his boots. The Everton and Ireland star turned 36 last October, just a few months after he signed a new one-year deal with the Goodison Park outfit.

In his first press conference since returning to the club, David Moyes believes Everton are strong enough to stay in the Premier League this season.

England striker Ollie Watkins scored the only goal of the game at Goodison Park as David Moyes' return as manager of the Toffees saw the Merseysiders' defeated by Unai Emery's men

Ndiaye scored for the second match running as the Toffees claimed all three points in what was David Moyes ' 700th Premier League match in charge. The Senegalese netted from the spot just before half-time after Joel Veltman was pulled up for handball by the referee following a VAR review.

David Moyes was a proud man after he celebrated his 700th Premier League game as a manager by overseeing Everton’s 1-0 win at Brighton yesterday, a landmark