Sean Dyche should consider substituting Everton midfielder Tim Iroegbunam at halftime during the match against Tottenham.
Everton started poorly in North London on Saturday (24 August), with Yves Bissouma giving Spurs the lead within the first 15 minutes. Things worsened for Dyche’s side when Jordan Pickford was dispossessed by Son Heung-min, who then scored into an empty net.
To prevent further deterioration in the second half, Dyche should seriously think about replacing Iroegbunam at halftime.
Dyche Needs to Replace Iroegbunam at Half-Time Against Tottenham
Tottenham has dominated the midfield, and Everton has struggled to gain control, largely due to Iroegbunam’s disappointing performance.
The 21-year-old has been ineffective, often appearing out of his depth at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. According to Sofascore, he has made just nine touches and completed only 60 percent of his passes. Additionally, he has not managed any successful dribbles, lost all four of his ground duels, and committed three fouls.
To improve Everton’s chances of turning the game around, Dyche should substitute Iroegbunam for a more experienced midfielder.
In other Everton news, there are new developments regarding Dyche’s position following comments made at Goodison Park.
