Fulham’s European hopes became another obstacle, as Everton fought stubbornly again to win 3-1 in Craven Cottage and former coach Marco Silva a loss of seven in 11 games.

The two previous meetings between Fulham AND Everton In Craven Cottage both had finished, but Raul Jiemenez’s powerful head in 17 minutes ceased every chance of a third stalemate.

The local team enjoyed a lot of possession from the outside, with Harry Wilson And Alex Iwobi Having the goal of the goal before Emile Smith-Rowe sailed an excellent cross from the left and over the head of Jiménez Mexican.

Despite explosions of the aggressive case of the case, Everton had posed a little threat to Fulham throughout the first part – however, they still went to the level. A long jump in the Fulham box was kept alive by toffees, and a low shot out of the box by Vitaliy Mykolenko got a wicked deviation while crawling in the past Bernd Leno.

A vibrant start in the second half without sure Wilson again in Everton’s trouble, with an improvised effort by sending Jordan picford back and with full extension and full extension to protect the Welsh looping effort, as Fulham threatened to restore their superiority.

But despite the Cottgers’ efforts, Everton turned the competition into his head to shock Fulham loyal two -strokes within three minutes.

Toffees won the advantage when Michael Keane was pointed out in the back with the remaining 20 minutes, and the dust was barely set when Leno was found once again after a quick break without a sliding goal through the Fulham stopper.

This proved enough to hand over to Marco Silva’s side a successive loss that implies new suspicions of their ability to qualify in Europe this season. Everton, meanwhile, will return home for their farewell Goodison with only one loss at 11.

FlashScore man of the match: Michael Keane (Everton)

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