Everton Lunchtime Round-Up, Thursday 12th November 2026: Momiki Hat-Trick Seals Emphatic 6-0 Women's Rout of Durham
Everton Women thrashed Durham 6-0 at Goodison Park in the League Cup (Subway Players Cup) on Wednesday evening, with substitute Yuka Momiki grabbing a second-half hat-trick after coming on at the break - the club's biggest win at Goodison to date and their fourth straight victory in the competition under Scott Phelan (Royal Blue Mersey) (Read Everton). The win sets up a League Cup trip to face Man Utd Women on Wednesday 18 November, while before that the Women's Super League side head to Spurs this Saturday.
On the transfer front, ToffeeWeb report that Everton are said to be keeping tabs on Coventry City's Jack Rudoni, with suggestions emerging after he was seen up close at Hill Dickinson Stadium when Everton beat Coventry 3-1 earlier this month - though the outlet is cautious about how much substance there is behind the links (ToffeeWeb).
There's plenty of David Moyes reflection doing the rounds too. Former striker Jermaine Beckford has spoken about how tough Moyes was on him during his time at Everton, crediting the manager with helping him rethink his game for the better (Liverpool Echo). Meanwhile ex-midfielder Kevin Kilbane has pushed back on the idea that Moyes is purely a defensive-minded boss, pointing to the attacking understanding between Leighton Baines and Steven Pienaar during his first spell in charge as evidence he can set up an entertaining side (Read Everton). Former defender Michael Ball has also been discussing his own breakthrough at Everton, suggesting young players generally aren't given enough opportunities (Royal Blue Mersey).
Elsewhere, the Liverpool Echo report that Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has been urged by a former England international to consider switching allegiance to the Republic of Ireland, following his latest omission from Thomas Tuchel's England squad (Liverpool Echo).
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