MERSEYSIDE -- Rafael Benitez insists his team Everton can make the difference when executing set pieces.

The Blues have not scored a direct goal from a corner in the Premier League so far this season, with their second goal in the League Cup defeat to Queens Park Rangers indirectly coming through Andre Gomes' pass.

As a result, Benitez hopes to see more accuracy from Everton's set pieces and explain, the interesting quirk involving Andros Townsend.

"We have done the first game Lucas Digne with several corner kicks, some short corner kick," said Benitez told the Liverpool Echo on Monday (4/10).

The development of Benitez's mission with the Toffees was seen in the match against Manchester United (MU). In the last match, Townsend looked to not only shoot a corner with his stronger left foot, but also to release it from the opponent's side on the weaker side.

"We are trying to find the right delivery. So sometimes there is a question of confidence with players who take corners or free kicks," continued the Spaniard.

Furthermore, the former Liverpool coach said he was very happy because Everton had many options for players who could execute free kicks. Now the hope is that the Merseyside team can use set pieces into a goal.