What The Papers Say - 10 September

The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton.

Tuesday night's international matches are the main focus of Everton's coverage in Wednesday's media.

Jordan Pickford kept a clean sheet yet again as England strolled to a 5-0 win against Serbia in Belgrade. It was his seventh consecutive competitive shutout for England, matching Gordon Banks' record.

The Daily Express praised his performance, despite not being called upon to face any shots on target: "Impressed more with his feet than he did his hands, but that was only because Jordan Pickford barely had a save to make. He'll be No.1 when England travel to North America next summer and rightly so. One of the most underrated England players of his generation."

Meanwhile, DSPORTS TV focuses on Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gana Gueye's displays in Senegal's 3-2 win away at the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Ndiaye caught the eye as the Lions reclaimed top spot in their World Cup qualifying group: "Powerful and creative, he showcased his technique and audacity. He put on a real show during Pape Gueye's goal. All he needs to do now is work on his shooting after dribbling into the box to become a constant threat to opponents."