There has been a style shift in the Premier League and David Moyes is enjoying it.

"We've come through a little bit of a period where, a lot of the football we've watched recently, you could say, 'Oh I'm going to turn this off, I'm not going to watch it'. But I think it's quite exciting at the moment," he tells Sky Sports .

After an era of teams playing short from the back and trying to gradually build up the pitch, this year, we've seen more long passes and an increase in set-piece threat.

The Premier League has changed. Or has it?

"I don't think it's ever gone away, if you ask me. I think it's always been there," says Moyes about the importance of capitalising on dead-ball situations.

He is a manager who, throughout his career, has harnessed those set-piece opportunities, as well

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