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Where Everton finished in the Premier League table based on Sean Dyche’s time only - gallery

Everton finished 17th in the Premier League in the 2022-23 season after Sean Dyche guided them to safety.

By Will Rooney
Published 31st May 2023, 11:06 BST
Updated 31st May 2023, 11:28 BST

It proved mission accomplished for Sean Dyche.

After officially being appointed Everton manager on January 30, he was given one task - to steer the club to Premier League safety.

The Toffees were sat 19th at the time of Dyche’s arrival and two points adrift of safety. And despite a lack of attacking options, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin missing most of the second half of the season injured, Everton indeed secured survival.

A 1-0 victory over Bournemouth on the final day of the campaign ensured that the Blues will extend their 69-year top-flight stay.

Dyche took 21 points from his 18 matches in charge. Improvements were made, particularly in the final third, to accrue the tally needed to stay up.

But based on his time in charge only, where did Everton finish in the table? We take a look.

The Toffees were sat 19th at the time of Dyche’s arrival and two points adrift of safety. And despite a lack of attacking options, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin missing most of the second half of the season injured, Everton indeed secured survival.

P18 W4 D4 L10 Pts: 16

17. 17th - Leicester City

P18 W4 D4 L10 Pts: 16

P18 W3 D6 L9 Pts: 15

18. 18th - Chelsea

P18 W3 D6 L9 Pts: 15

P19 W3 D4 L12 Pts:13

19. 19th - Leeds United

P19 W3 D4 L12 Pts:13

P18 W2 D4 L12 Pts: 10

20. 20th - Southampton

P18 W2 D4 L12 Pts: 10

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