Brennan Johnson plays himself out of plans after Everton vs Ipswich Town - it leaves one big winner
Brennan Johnson once again failed to make a mark for Everton against Ipswich Town on Saturday.
The former Crystal Palace forward started on the right-wing for the Toffees in the 1-0 win over the Tractor Boys on 19 September.
During the Wales international's 66 minutes on the pitch, he should've found the back of the net.
Johnson has an opportunity to stake his claim at Hill Dickinson Stadium after Iliman Ndiaye's exit, but he hasn't managed it yet.
The Wales international's only goal contributions for the Blues came in the 4-0 win over Preston North End in the Carabao Cup.
While there's still a long way to go in the season, the early signs don't look encouraging for the former Tottenham attacker.
How Brennan Johnson failed in Everton win vs Ipswich Town
Johnson was arguably Everton's least impressive player against Ipswich.
Despite registering an xG of 0.82, the winger was unable to score for the Toffees at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
In the fifth minute, the winger found himself through on goal but failed to hit the target.
According to Sofascore, Johnson had 47 per cent passing accuracy and lost possession nine times.
The forward was caught offside once and missed one big chance.
It wouldn't be surprising if, after that performance, Johnson has played himself out of David Moyes' starting lineup.
Why Brennan Johnson struggles leave one big winner at Hill Dickinson Stadium
While Johnson has been unable to convince Everton fans of his qualities, Tyler Dibling is doing the exact opposite.
After a difficult debut season with the Toffees, Moyes has been more willing to give the 20-year-old opportunities this season.
The young Englishman replaced Johnson against Ipswich and brought life to the Blues' right-wing.
Dibling created one big chance and recorded two key passes in his 24 minutes on the pitch.
The former Southampton ace could be the biggest winner after Johnson's struggles at the Merseyside outfit.