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Thierno Barry fires hat-trick as ruthless Everton sweep Preston aside

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Thierno Barry fires hat-trick as ruthless Everton sweep Preston aside

Thierno Barry resembled a striker reborn, and the goalscorer David Moyes desperately needs, as the first hat-trick of his Everton career plus an assist for new signing Brennan Johnson delivered a resounding win for the Scot on his competitive return to Preston.

The France under-21 international scored eight times in a difficult debut season in royal blue but has half that amount just two games into this fledgling campaign.

Barry followed up his header against Crystal Palace with a predator’s hat-trick to give Moyes a comfortable, convincing win back at the club he left for Everton in 2002.

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