David Moyes insists he’s doing everything to land a striker before the transfer window slams shut tonight. Everton may have scored eight goals in four games under the Scot but after injuries to Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Armando Broja, they need reinforcements in attack.

If Sean Dyche needed half a season to accomplish it, David Moyes has achieved as much in half a month. Everton sacked a manager with three wins in 19 Premier League games. His replacement has doubled that tally in their last three matches.

It is early days, but Moyes’ Everton look like they are in a much better position to remedy their attacking woes

Before a ball had been kicked in his second coming at Everton, Moyes maintained that signings would have to be made. Even after a hat-trick of consecutive wins, he insists that remains the case but with less than 48 hours to go now until the transfer window closes, The Friedkin Group face something of a conundrum.

David Moyes made it three wins in a row as Everton manager, as the Toffees made the most of a buoyant Goodison Park to hammer Ruud van Nistelrooy's Foxes

New-manager bounce continues with third win in four matches after Doucoure scores the fourth-fastest goal in Premier League history

The Blues boss insisted he would not get complacent even as the win over Leicester City changed the complexion of the bottom of the table