Kiernan Dusbury-Hall said he felt warmer and more inspired than ever before by the enthusiastic support from Everton fans after Everton's 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest at Hildinkerson Stadium. The summer signing has once again played a key role, helping David Moyes' team to four wins in their last five matches.  

Less than two minutes into the game, Kiernan Dusbury-Hall delivered a precise cross, forcing an own goal from the opposing team. In the second half, he contributed another accurate low shot, helping his team secure the victory.  

After the match, Kiernan Dusbury-Hall said: "Aside from the little incident against Newcastle United, we played very well and our teamwork was excellent. I have to thank my teammates because we played very well overall today, except for the first 10 minutes of the first half. We dominated the game, the opponents did almost nothing for us, and the team played aggressively and created many chances."  

“It has been a fantastic week, with two wins and two clean sheets. I came to Everton with a purpose, and I’ve seen something very special for me. It’s a great project, and I’m happy that everything is going well so far.”  

"Obviously, when joining a new club, everyone wants to integrate into the team as quickly as possible. Now I feel completely integrated and in better form than ever before, and I hope to maintain this form. I'm happy to score goals for the team and help improve our ranking."  

When asked about his feelings, Kiernan Diussbury-Hall said, "I've been deeply touched by the treatment I've received since arriving here. I'm honored by the enthusiasm of the fans, and I'm very grateful to them, as well as to the coaches and teammates."  

“They want me to reach my full potential, which is exactly what a player needs. I feel like I’ve entered a confident and smooth state. Right now, all I need to do is stay focused, calm, and stick to the right approach.”  

After defeating Nottingham Forest, Everton temporarily rose to fifth place in the Premier League standings, just one point behind fourth-placed Chelsea, and the battle for points remains fierce.  

Speaking about the team's evolving goals and ambitions to compete in European competitions, Kiernan Dusbury-Hall said: "Competing in European competitions is definitely a realistic goal. If I didn't believe that, I wouldn't have joined this club. The size of the club, the stadium, and the ownership structure all demonstrate its ambition to pursue European dominance. Therefore, it would be wrong and untrue to say that this is not our goal, because it truly is our goal. But we also know that there is still a long way to go to achieve this goal."  

"The season is not yet halfway through, and everything is still full of uncertainty, but the team is making positive progress. We have faced many challenges here in the past few years, and we hope to turn things around. The team's mentality is improving, and we are working hard to improve our ranking in the standings."  

Kiernan Dusbury-Hall, in excellent form, scored his fourth goal of the season against Nottingham Forest. However, he emphasized that the joy he felt from Thieno Barry's first goal for the club was no less than anything else that day.  

The player said: "This is fantastic for Thieno Barry, and I'm incredibly happy for him. This is probably the best news of the day. His efforts over the past five or six games have been evident. He fights tirelessly for the team, so today's reward is entirely deserved. I hope this will motivate him to continue scoring goals, because he deserves it all. He works incredibly hard every day, and players like him deserve good results. I'm genuinely happy for him and hope he can maintain this form."