Everton manager Sean Dyche believes his goal-shy team need to share the responsibility of scoring in order to stay up.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin did not play in Monday’s 2-0 defeat to Liverpool after being substituted an hour into the 1-0 win over Arsenal due to a hamstring problem and with the striker set to miss out again against Leeds United on Saturday, Dyche acknowledges the rest of Everton’s team – who have netted just 16 goals in 22 games between them this season, now the lowest tally in the Premier League – must take on an increasing scoring responsibility.
Dyche started with Ellis Simms spearheading the attack at Anfield rather than the more-experienced Neal Maupay.
