Everton manager Roberto Martinez said he would rather swap records for a clean sheet in the Premier League.
Romelu Lukaku made headlines after scoring for a sixth consecutive league game but Everton were forced to settle for 1-1 draw away to Norwich City.
Everton have only managed to keep one clean sheet in their last 10 league games and it is a trend that is worrying Martinez.
"I would swap any record just to try to keep a clean sheet," Martinez said. "As a team we know we've got incredible individuals. Probably some of the best young players in European football.
"What we need to do is become a team that can control games and make sure we finish with a win, rather than just performing well and dropping points.
"Overall the performance leaves you with a feeling of disappointment, because that should have been a three-point performance."
Their next test is on Saturday when they welcome the high-flying Leicester City to Goodison Park.
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