Thierno Barry found the back of the net again as a much-improved second-half display earned Everton a 1-1 draw against in-form Leeds United at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The Blues were out of sorts in the opening half and fell behind on 28 minutes when James Justin finished Anton Stach's right-wing cross.

But changes from David Moyes straight after the break proved crucial, Jarrad Branthwaite and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall coming on to inspire a far better showing from the hosts.

And they got their reward on 76 minutes as Barry banged in Gana's low cross from the right, before the returning Senegal midfielder nearly won it for the Blues moments later when he hit the bar from 20 yards out.