With a dozen Premier League appearances between them so far this season, Everton strikers Beto and Thierno Barry have netted just a single goal, but which of them is doing more up front?

With neither player dominating, manager David Moyes has deployed them in something of a ‘job share’ role. Each of them are ever present in the Blues’ half dozen top flight fixtures to date (with Beto playing 381 minutes and Barry 163) but other than the last four minutes of the opening game of the season, a 1-0 defeat at newly promoted Leeds United, they have never been on the pitch at the same time.

In those subsequent five matches, one has always replaced the other and in the back-to-back losses of the Merseyside Derby at Anfield and Carabao Cup tie at Molineux, Moyes gave them a half each with Beto starting against Liverpool and Barry against Wolves. Beto, who also netted in the previous Carabao Cup game against League One Mansfield Town at Hill Dickinson Stadium with a late tap-in, is the only one of the pair to score...