Everton manager David Moyes says he needs new players to maintain his side's challenge for a top-four spot Yet, because of injury and suspension and without the depth of squad, Everton manager David Moyes was forced to make tactical changes. Here, three crucial protagonists were absent: Phil Neville, Marouane Fellaini and Kevin Mirallas. Their absence showed, and Moyes knows it. Even though Norwich's equaliser from Sebastian Bassong came in injury time, it was deserved. Chris Hughton's side are now unbeaten in seven. "I think realistically we've got a team who can possibly challenge for the top four still, but we would need most of our players to be fit to be able to do that," Moyes said. Baines did go over to speak to Jelavic, and yeah, I think we are looking for a bit more from him at the moment, because we are a bit short. He's looking to try to find a bit of form and we could look to get him a bit better service. Sometimes it's a case of earning you opportunities - or your luck - by the way you go about it. Ideally, Moyes would be able to sign more players in January as he has in recent seasons. But it depends on funds being available. After Steven Naismith's early opener, Everton had enough chances to secure the result. But with each miss, Norwich gained belief and with Grant Holt at his most menacing, an equaliser, no matter how late, felt inevitable. It came via a free kick from Javier Garrido that Moyes believed should not have been awarded in the first place. Tim Howard, though, decided not to come for it, John Heitinga hesitated and Bassong headed in. . Norwich City chief executive David McNally said the club would speak to police about alleged racist comments directed at defender Bassong on Twitter.