Everton fans will love one thing Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall did more than Premier League first vs Hull City
Everton midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall will be disappointed to draw against Hull City on Sunday.
The English midfielder did what he could to get the three points at MKM Stadium on 11 October in the Premier League.
Joe Gelhardt gave the hosts the lead just after the break, but the former Leicester City midfielder got the Toffees back into the game.
Dewsbury-Hall was then credited with the assist as Thierno Barry put David Moyes' side ahead in Yorkshire.
Defensive errors at the back meant the Blues couldn't hold on to their advantage and the game ended 2-2.
The ex-Chelsea midfielder put in an all-round performance for the Merseyside outfit, with one aspect surely standing out for fans in L3.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall gets Premier League-first for Everton this season
Dewsbury-Hall was one of the standout performers against Hull, starting in his usual number 10 position.
The midfielder faced some criticism at the start of the season, but he's picking up his form.
One thing many believe the Englishman could improve is his goal contributions up front.
Dewsbury-Hall lived up to those demands against Hull, becoming the first Toffees player to score and assist in a Premier League game this season, according to Squawka.
What fans will love most about Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall display vs Hull City
Dewsbury-Hall was a creative force for Everton against Hull, creating two big chances and recording four key passes, as per Sofascore.
The midfielder earned an assist for his efforts and scored with his only shot of the game.
Dewsbury-Hall was heavily involved in what the Toffees did at MKM Stadium, recording 78 touches, 87 per cent passing accuracy, two successful dribbles and a total progression of 96.4 meters.
Beyond his attacking contributions, the 28-year-old ran 11.4 kilometres in the game and out in a defensive shift, which fans would've loved to see.
The midfielder had a 100 per cent tackle success rate, winning two, and won seven of his 12 ground duels.
If Dewsbury-Hall is at his best against Chelsea in the upcoming fixture, then there's no reason the Merseysiders can't be confident about getting points at home.