Watford and Everton took home a share of the spoils on Saturday afternoon as they recorded a 1-1 draw at Vicarage Road in the Premier League.
Both teams ended a run of defeats in the top flight, but neither could find a winner after both teams scored within three minutes of one another in first-half stoppage time.
James McCarthy gave Everton the lead after a defensive error from Miguel Britos, but Jose Holebas responded almost instantly with a headed goal.
Discover how the game unfolded in Sports Mole's text commentary below.
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He told reporters: "In this moment, we can't put the pressure on Ighalo and Deeney. We need help from the second line. These players need to add goals. They know for me it is not enough.
"Our style is different. The responsibility of the players is to play from the back. We need to be competitive, the Premier League is very tough. We need the focus, ambition and passion."
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The full-back said: "I just don't feel as though the chemistry is quite there with the team on the pitch at the moment, and it hasn't been for a while. We are maybe leaning too heavily on individuals to come up with something.
"We're in games - we were in the game on Sunday and had a couple of chances, but we're not performing as a team to the level we know we can or we should be.
"Results have an impact on that because chemistry and confidence go hand in hand. Look at the teams who are having success this year and you'd say they have chemistry. If I had to say one thing, I just don't know if it's there with us at the moment, for whatever reason."
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"The other aspect is someone with the experience of Leighton Baines - I have had a chat with him - he knows he has to take responsibility for those words. He has put himself in a position where he has given the wrong words and allowed the wrong interpretation.
"Those words they have given the opportunity to maybe attract a meaning that is not right, not correct and obviously he has apologised and taken responsibility for that, for leaving those words open.
"That is what we expect - a senior figure at Everton to take responsibility and make sure we speak on the pitch and the way to do that is against Watford. He has apologised and is ready to move forward - the place to talk is on the pitch."
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