Everton manager David Moyes has acknowledged that his side's 2-2 draw against Manchester United in the Premier League will do little to ease growing discontent among supporters over the state of the club's squad.

The Toffees fought back to claim a point at home, but Moyes was candid in his assessment of the mood inside the fanbase, conceding that a single result — even against a high-profile opponent — is unlikely to address deeper frustrations about the quality and depth of the current squad.

Fan unrest at Everton has been building, with supporters voicing concerns over recruitment and the team's overall direction. Moyes, returning for a second spell in charge at the club, finds himself navigating a difficult atmosphere as he attempts to steady a side under pressure.

The draw with Manchester United keeps Everton in the mix but underlines the scale of the challenge ahead for Moyes and his backroom staff as they work to restore confidence both on and off the pitch.