Guinean striker Thierno Barry scored twice as Everton came from behind to beat Coventry and climb to fifth in the Premier League.
Thierno Barry is making his mark in the Premier League. The Guinean striker scored twice as Everton came from behind to beat Coventry, a result that lifts the Toffees up to fifth in the table.
Everton were chasing the game after falling behind, and Barry was the man who turned things around. His two goals changed the mood and the direction of the contest, and he has now become one of the most important attacking figures in David Moyes' side.
The win shows the resilience Everton have been building this season. Going behind did not rattle them. They kept pushing, kept creating, and found a way to take all three points when the pressure was on.
Fifth place puts Everton firmly in the conversation at the upper end of the Premier League table. With Barry in this kind of form, they have a striker capable of deciding tight matches, and African football fans will be watching his rise closely.
