Cahill advises Dewsbury-Hall on scoring goals after PFA course
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 7:07 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Tim Cahill shared insights on scoring goals with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall during a Professional Footballers' Association course at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium on October 1, 2026. Cahill, a former Everton midfielder, emphasized the importance of positioning in the box for scoring. Dewsbury-Hall recorded eight goals in 31 appearances last season and has one goal in five matches this campaign. Cahill expressed confidence in Dewsbury-Hall's potential as a leader for his club.
- •Cahill and Dewsbury-Hall graduated from a PFA course together.
- •Dewsbury-Hall scored eight goals last season and one this season.
- •Cahill ranked among Everton's top scorers in Premier League history.
- •Cahill believes Dewsbury-Hall can become a key player and leader.
- 7:07 AMYahoo Sports — Dewsbury-Hall asked me about scoring goals - Cahill
"Everton legend Tim Cahill revealed his discussions with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall featured chat about how to score goals, as the pair picked up new qualifications through the Professional Footballers' Association. Dewsbury-Hall got eight goals in 31 games during his maiden Premier League campaign at Hill Dickinson Stadium and has since scored once in five matches this season.
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