Everton players return to bolster team's winning streak

Everton's team is getting important players back from injuries just in time. The club is currently nine games unbeaten in the Premier League, which means there is less worry about relegation. This is a great chance for the returning players to prove themselves. Manager David Moyes is beginning to see new signs of hope. Armando Broja and Youssef Chermiti played well during their first games back after serious injuries. Their presence on the field added energy to the team, especially during a recent match where they managed to equalize against West Ham. Moyes has struggled with a thin squad due to injuries. Now, he can pick from a stronger bench. This will raise competition for starting positions, which is important for keeping players motivated. The returning players will be eager to show their worth, especially since they missed a lot of action while injured. The team is doing well, which makes it easier for injured players to reintegrate. They want to be part of a successful team and contribute to future victories. With less pressure and a great atmosphere, players like Broja and Chermiti can focus on performing well. They, along with teammates like Dwight McNeil, look forward to proving their value to the club moving forward.