Everton could make it seven games unbeaten to open a campaign as they face Kieran Mckenna's Ipswich Town at The Hill Dickinson for the second time this week, followed by a three-week long international break.
There is certainly a feel good factor in and around the toffee camp this season, with many players vocalising their satisfaction with the club's current situation amidst the pressure that still circulates post transfer window.
The Blues currently occupy 9th spot in the Premier League after four games, with a victory potentially taking them to as high as third if results lie in their favour.
""We've been pleased with the players, but obviously we'd like to turn some of those draws into wins if we can.""David Moyes
Ipswich have also started hot in their first season back after gaining automatic promotion, finishing just 1 point above play-off semi-final losers Millwall, collecting two wins against two European sides in Sunderland and Crystal Palace.
""Overall, they've started pretty well and they'll be pleased with where they are.""David Moyes
Tomorrow's battle will be a real test for Moyes, as it's these types of affairs that the Blues can really capitalise on, but with doubts to Harrison Armstrong and Merlin Rohl's fitness, the challenge becomes even harder.
""We're still waiting on Harrison, we expect him to be okay, Merlin Rohl's not available""David Moyes
Branthwaite has been recalled back into the England squad for the first time since summer of 2024, where he featured as a substitute in a 3-0 victory over Bosnia.
""Really pleased for anyone who gets selected for their country, I'm thrilled with Jarrad""David Moyes
When being questioned on Ipswich Town, the Everton boss summed up the league and how diffcult each game is with the development with the Premier League.
""No expectations anymore with the teams that are playing, I don't think you can take any team for granted""David Moyes
Charly Alcaraz came up with the goods on Wednesday night scoring his first goal since Everton played Mansfield last August in the EFL Cup, whilst Tyler Dibling accumilated his first goal contribution for the club.
""We want him (Dibling) to take people on, to score, to assist, and he's beginning to show that more than what he's done previously... He (Alcaraz) came up with a really good goal, we need people who can score, and on the night we needed Charly.""David Moyes
Touching upon Everton's tremendous start to the season unbeaten, an exclusive question from FanSided revealed that Moyes can certainly see the fruits of his labour, with the training translating to the pitch.
""Well within the group we're keeping it really tight and really compact, and there's a really good feel between us. We've certainly improved on all those aspects numbers wise more opportunities more chances.""David Moyes
The Toffees have a good group of players who seem to gel really well, and whilst this is evident on social media, the Everton boss agreed with fullback Vitaly Mykolenko's statement following their 0-0 draw to Spurs.
""There's a good spirit amongst the players, getting momentum coming back from games where you're losing is a good sign. I agree with Myko, we've got a good squad and we're going to try keep it going.""David Moyes
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