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Two Barry Goals Help Everton Come Back to Win

Everton beat Coventry 3–1 after falling behind.

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Source: Everton FC and Coventry City FC, 2026-11-06.

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In this lesson: Identify the first scorer’s team and a later contribution to the comeback.

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Read and understand · 1/2What did Barry do after scoring twice?

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Help create Everton’s third goal. The second paragraph says Barry helped create the goal that Dewsbury-Hall scored.

Clue: Barry also helped create Everton’s third goal. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored it to complete the comeback.

Read and understand · 2/2Which team scored first?

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Coventry City. The opening paragraph says Coventry scored before Barry scored twice for Everton.

Clue: Everton beat Coventry City 3–1 on November 6. Coventry scored first, but Thierno Barry then scored twice for Everton.

Grammar in this story: But marks a change in the match

Coventry scored first, but Thierno Barry then scored twice for Everton.

But contrasts Coventry’s early advantage with Everton’s response. Then helps put the goals in time order.

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Explain how Everton changed the result after Coventry scored first.

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Barry scored twice after Coventry took the lead. He also helped create the third Everton goal, scored by Dewsbury-Hall, and Everton won 3–1.

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