Everton’s attacking midfielder Iliman Ndiaye expressed his hope that his team can win the last three home games of the Premier League at Goodison Park this season, considering that the Merseyside club will move to Everton Stadium in the Bramley-Moore Dock area of Liverpool starting next season. Ndiaye mentioned this after helping Everton secure a point through a penalty kick to draw 1-1 with Arsenal in the Premier League matchweek 31 at Goodison Park on Saturday. He emphasized the importance of giving their all for the supporters who have always been there witnessing everything at Goodison Park. Ndiaye added that the team aims to deliver their best performance and hopefully achieve three wins in the last three home matches. Everton has upcoming home matches against Manchester City on April 19, Ipswich Town on May 3, and Southampton on May 18. Despite their mixed record at Goodison Park this season, recording four wins, eight draws, and four losses, it is slightly better than their away record in the Premier League. Ndiaye scored a crucial penalty goal in the match against Arsenal, which he considered a good result and was happy to contribute to the team after returning from a knee injury. The draw lifted Everton to 14th place in the standings with 35 points, with a trip to Nottingham Forest next on the schedule. The Everton manager, David Moyes, provided some instructions at halftime that the players successfully implemented to secure an important point against Arsenal. The team’s performance in the match was crucial in changing the momentum following a midweek defeat.
