Every game becomes massive – Sean Dyche seeks opportunity to ease Everton woes Under-fire Everton boss Sean Dyche admits his side’s FA Cup tie with League One Peterborough is now of “massive” importance.
Dyche’s position has been the subject of intense scrutiny after a run of just one win in 11 Premier League games has left the Toffees one point above the relegation zone.
Amid all this, Dyche is trying to prepare his underperforming side for Thursday’s third-round tie at Goodison Park and he knows he needs a result.
The former Burnley boss said: “It’s just another game that’s very important, and it grows with importance if you’re not winning here.
They failed to get a shot on target in Saturday’s defeat at Bournemouth and managed only two in their loss to Nottingham Forest in the previous game.
