Everton forward Ndiaye reveals conflicting feelings following Leicester draw - Paul Vegas

Despite Ndiaye being relieved that the team finally ended their losing streak, he acknowledged their lingering fear of repeating previous errors. Specifically, he highlighted their struggle to maintain a 2-0 lead on two occasions this season.

“That’s what we were thinking about,” Ndiaye told Everton’s official site, given the Toffees had lost both those above-mentioned games 3-2.

“We’re winning and suddenly they’re catching up and maybe could have won the game. They created chances but I wouldn’t say more than us. We need to finish our chances to put the game to bed and really stay focused until the last whistle blows.

“We haven’t been picking up points. Today was really important to get a win. But we leave the game with a draw. We’ll reflect on what’s gone bad and what’s gone well, and try to get the three points in the next game.”