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Does Everton’s veteran star have a few years left in him ?

Everton's Gareth Barry (REUTERS)
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The Everton midfielder was superb in the 3-1 win over Middlesbrough.

Everton's Gareth Barry celebrates scoring their first goalEverton’s Gareth Barry celebrates scoring their first goal

Everton star Gareth Barry celebrated his 600th Premier League appearance in front of his home fans in fine form, as his side beat Middlesbrough in the late game Saturday.

The veteran midfielder, 35, is now 3rd in the all-time Premier League appearance list, behind just Ryan Giggs (632), and Frank Lampard (609).

Everton's Gareth Barry celebrates scoring their first goalEverton’s Gareth Barry celebrates scoring their first goal

Barry marked the occasion in perfect fashion, scoring Everton’s equalising goal in the first half to provide them with the platform to go on and win the game.

Aside from that strike, his stats across the game demonstrate how involved he was and suggest that he is likely to add many more Premier League appearances before winding down his career. Barry is currently in his 20th season of senior league football.

MatchTotal TackleWon TackleDuel WonBall RecoveryAccurate PassPassing AccuracyTouchesUnsuccessful Touch
Gareth BarryEverton vs Middlesbrough32675580%811

Barry managed 81 touches in tota – the third most of any Everton player – with just one going astray.

Defensively he was solid, going into three tackles, and winning two of them. Barry also won six defensive duels, and achieved seven ball recoveries.

Everton's Gareth Barry applauds the fans as he is substitutedEverton’s Gareth Barry applauds the fans as he is substituted

Barry registered 55 accurate passes, and enjoyed an overall pass success rate of 80%.

Former Everton manager Roberto Martínez previously predicted that, due to his fitness levels and good injury record, Barry could continue playing well into his 40s.

Everton's Gareth BarryEverton’s Gareth Barry