"It was maybe just that clinical edge that I think we missed tonight. We got into the final third easy enough and we just didn't create as much as what we'd like. So, I think we're just missing that final edge and I'm hoping that will add a few more points."
"The confidence won't be knocked, but obviously it's very frustrating to not come away with anything, but like I said, the good thing is that we've got next week to put things right."
"It happens. It's football. You're not going to win every single game. I think every player, every single team has been there where you don't win games. The best thing is that you've always got a game the next week, so you've got a chance to put it right."
Everton faces Newcastle United after struggling at home, having not won at Hill Dickinson Stadium since December 6 and suffering six Premier League defeats there this season. The team has lost more home games in 2025-26 than they did at Goodison Park last season. However, their away record remains strong, with no losses on the road since December 13, including victories against Fulham, Aston Villa, and Nottingham Forest. James Garner emphasizes the squad's confidence remains intact despite the disappointing home performance against Manchester United, attributing recent struggles to lacking clinical finishing in the final third rather than broader team issues.
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