Everton Knocked Out of Carabao Cup With 2-0 Defeat at Wolves
Moyes said a 'diabolical' first goal decided the contest.
Overview
- Marshall Munetsi opened the scoring in the first half at Molineux, with Tolu Arokodare sealing it late with his first goal.
- Everton made seven changes from their regular league lineup, continuing a recurring approach to heavy rotation in the cup.
- Fringe players failed to take their chance, with summer signing Thierno Barry booked and others unable to stake a claim.
- Wolves, still without a Premier League win and bottom of the table, capitalized despite Everton hitting the bar and enjoying spells of control.
- Attention now returns to the league, with West Ham visiting on Monday followed by Crystal Palace on 5 October.