Everton suffered their first home defeat of the season, losing 3-0 to Tottenham Hotspur. Despite Micky van de Ven’s brace for Tottenham, Everton’s current manager, David Moyes, singled out Guglielmo Vicario as the game’s standout performer. Vicario’s impressive saves proved crucial, earning him praise from both managers and players alike. His performance has sparked discussion about Tottenham’s potential for a Champions League qualification.
David Moyes hails Guglielmo Vicario performance vs Everton
Tottenham Hotspur secured a comfortable victory against Everton, with Micky van de Ven scoring twice from corners. However, despite the defender’s contribution, David Moyes highlighted Guglielmo Vicario’s pivotal role in the match. Everton struggled to convert their chances, largely due to the Italian goalkeeper’s heroics.
David Moyes told BBC that “Their keeper was probably their best player, and dealt with corners incredibly well. We played some good stuff, but could not get the goal we needed.”
This commendation underscores the significance of Vicario’s contribution to Tottenham’s victory.
Guglielmo Vicario earns Man of the Match award
Guglielmo Vicario’s consistent presence in the Tottenham Hotspur lineup has been marked by stellar performances. His clean sheet against Everton was his fourth of the Premier League season. Consequently, his efforts have solidified Tottenham’s position in the top four.
Despite a previous error against Leeds, Guglielmo Vicario has largely impressed, earning the trust of Thomas Frank and the Tottenham supporters. Thomas Frank wants to keep Vicario in the starting XI. Meanwhile, Micky van de Ven might have taken the headlines, Vicario’s contribution was undeniable.
James Tarkowski echoes David Moyes’ praise for Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper
Echoing David Moyes’ sentiment, James Tarkowski acknowledged Guglielmo Vicario’s exceptional saves. The Everton captain admitted that Vicario’s performance prevented Everton from taking the lead in the first half. Tottenham’s effectiveness from corners, combined with Vicario’s goalkeeping prowess, proved decisive.
Speaking to Sky Sports, James Tarkowski said: “First half we played really well, moved it well but they go in at 2-0 at half-time, it feels like they are on top when they really were not.” He added, “Second half, I thought we made more good chances again, but their keeper made some good saves and we got punished late on when we were opened up.”
Guglielmo Vicario’s continued form could be instrumental in Tottenham Hotspur’s quest for Champions League qualification. Thomas Frank is aiming for a top four finish. As a result, Vicario’s performances will be crucial to achieving that goal.
