Everton boss Sean Dyche feels Beto and fit-again Dominic Calvert-Lewin are now making the difference.
Having his goalscorers available has been key to their form turnaround, says Dyche.
"[We've had] two very dominant performances at home at the beginning of the season," he said.
"We didn't score and let one in. It's the fine lines of football. Those games, really, with the performance levels, should've been dealt with before the end of the game. That's for sure. We shouldn't be scrambling around at the end of the game.
"You have to score goals and we're beginning to see this team is capable of scoring goals. I think that's a good sign.
"Goodison has been great the crowd, the noise, the feel. It's just about the final moment and the clinical side of a performance. That cutting edge is beginning to show and long may it continue."