Sean Dyche senses Everton are hungry for more after run of impressive draws - The Toffees frustrated champions Manchester City in a Boxing Day Premier League encounter at the Etihad Stadium that ended 1-1.

Sean Dyche reckons Manchester City are going to “open up” an opponent soon but insists his players worked hard to ensure it wasn’t them as they look to bring more stability on and off the pitch following the takeover by the Friedkin Group.

In a swift response, the Katy Police Department arrested 18-year-old Aaron Noe Chavez and a juvenile following a shooting at Katy Mills Mall on December 23, 2024. No injuries were reported, and the suspects, linked to an ongoing feud, were charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

"I am pleased overall with the performance and getting a point." On transfer window: "We still have a PSR, no PSR problem but we still have the rules and regulations. It has been a tough process since I've been at the club, selling more than I buy. It has been a tough challenge."

Premier League champions Manchester City have struggled this season, winning just three of their 12 games so far, but Everton boss Sean Dyche is still wary

Everton manager Sean Dyche has said he has "nothing but support" from The Friedkin Group following the U.S firm's takeover of the club.

Sean Dyche says his team showed "intent, desire and belief" against Manchester City, as the Toffees gained a vital point at the Etihad Stadium.

Sean Dyche believes a positive feeling and mentality is growing at Everton after overseeing a 1-1 draw with champions Manchester City