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Ronald Koeman reacts on Twitter to Everton’s win, suggests an area for improvement

Everton manager Ronald Koeman (Reuters)
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Everton beat Yeovil Town in the EFL Cup on Tuesday night.

Everton manager Ronald KoemanEverton manager Ronald Koeman

Everton have advanced into the third round of the EFL Cup after hammering League Two side Yeovil Town on Tuesday evening.

The Toffees, who beat West Brom 2-1 in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon, continued their momentum with a comfortable win over Yeovil.

Everton's Arouna Kone celebrates scoring their fourth goalEverton’s Arouna Kone celebrates scoring their fourth goal against Yeovil Town

Aaron Lennon put Everton in front inside half an hour, and whilst it was only 1-0 at half time, Everton were at their best in the second half as Ross Barkley added a second goal, before substitute Arouna Kone notched a brace.

Tuesday’s win means that Koeman remains unbeaten as Everton boss in competitive fixtures, with a draw and two wins, putting together a strong start ahead of this weekend’s game against Stoke City.

Everton's Arouna Kone celebrates scoring their fourth goalEverton’s Arouna Kone celebrates scoring their fourth goal against Yeovil Town

There is plenty for manager Koeman to think about though, as after a slow start against West Brom on Saturday, Everton also took a little bit of time to get going against Yeovil – and the Dutchman took to Twitter after Tuesday’s game.

Koeman sent a message out to supporters, reflecting on a ‘comfortable win’ for his side, but did note an area of improvement for his players.

The ex-Southampton boss suggested that the tempo wasn’t high enough in the first half, but felt his side played well in general – and fans will no doubt be looking to see whether Everton’s first-half tempo improves against Stoke.

Here is how Koeman reacted on Twitter after his Everton side defeated League Two outfit Yeovil Town 4-0 on Tuesday evening…

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