Sean Dyche: 'Everton must develop killer mentality to score ugly goals'

After making a promising start at Old Trafford, Everton fell two goals behind in the opening 36 minutes, with a pair of penalties converted by Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford respectively ultimately enough to secure maximum points for the Red Devils.

Dyche's men struggled to create many clear-cut opportunities, but they still managed register 23 attempts on goal; only against Wolverhampton Wanderers in March 2010 (24) have the Toffees ever had more shots in a Premier League away matches without scoring since records began in 2003-04.

Everton's miserable winless run in the Premier League has been extended to 11 games, one short of a club record (12) set in 1994, and they remain 16th in the table, four points above the drop zone following Luton's Town's last-gasp 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace.

Only the bottom two teams Sheffield United (24) and Burnley (25) have scored fewer Premier League goals than Everton (29) so far this season, and Dyche is keen to see improvements in the final third made quickly heading down the home straight.

«I can't tell you how frustrated I am,» Dyche told reporters after the match. «I'm trying to speak calmly about the situation, which is incredibly frustrating, after coming to Old Trafford and delivering a performance like that and yet we don't win.

»I've never been [to Old Trafford], with all due respect to the squads I've had, and had that many chances and created that many opportunities. We had 45 quality entries into their box and they had 15 into ours, but we lose the game 2-0.

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