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Everton 0, Fulham 1: Match In 69 Minutes
Nelson has just stepped onto the field for Fulham, but he almost assists the visiting team in extending their advantage.
Smith Rowe impresses yet again as he glides through the midfield, delivering a pass to Nelson. Nelson then crosses the ball, connecting with Iwobi on the right side of the penalty area.
Iwobi delivers a quick low ball into the box that skips past the incoming Smith Rowe.
68 Minutes: Everton Trails Fulham 0-1
Both teams have now made their initial substitutions, with Adama Traore leaving the field for Reiss Nelson.
In the meantime, the home team substitutes Jack Harrison for Jasper Lindstrom.
Everton Trails Fulham 0-1 After 65 Minutes
Everton fans are expressing their frustration as the home team bears the brunt of their supporters' anger after allowing the first goal of the match.
Sean Dyche is animatedly signaling from the sidelines.
Everton 0, Fulham 1: Iwobi Scores The Winner
Fulham takes the lead, thanks to a fantastic goal from former Everton player Alex Iwobi, who has expertly opened the scoring!
Emile Smith Rowe picks up the ball in the middle of the pitch and skillfully weaves his way around four Everton defenders. He then passes to Iwobi, who executes a brilliant shot from 20 yards out, sending the ball into the bottom corner of the net.
58 Minutes: Everton And Fulham Still Scoreless
The only way Everton appears to make progress toward the goal is through Jordan Pickford's long passes into Fulham's half.
With that noted, Ndiaye gathers the ball in the midfield and sends a pass to Mykolenko on the left. However, Leno manages to intercept the defender's low cross.
Everton And Fulham Locked In 0-0 Stalemate
Ten minutes into the second half, and the game has continued in much the same way as the first half.
Fulham is dominating possession of the ball, while Everton is having a tough time connecting their passes to move into Fulham's half of the field.
Pereira takes a chance from just outside the box, but his attempt goes far off target, missing Pickford’s net completely.
Everton And Fulham Locked In Goalless Draw
Raul Jimenez makes a quick move past the Everton defense after receiving an excellent long pass from Pereira, positioning himself just outside the penalty area.
Fulham Leads In Expected Goals
Fulham is currently ahead in this match, at least based on expected goals.
The visiting team recorded an expected goals (xG) value of 0.99 in the first half, while Everton only reached an xG of 0.28 during that same period.
Nevertheless, Everton has had the nearest chance to score in this game with that offside goal from Calvert-Lewin.
The second half has started with Everton getting the ball rolling.
The View From Goodison Park
"Silva has expressed his frustration with Fulham's inability to finish chances during the first half. It wouldn't be surprising to see some substitutions made early on. Everton is sticking to their usual strategy—holding firm and waiting for the right moment to score. They nearly found that opportunity with Calvert-Lewin's goal that was ruled out."
Half-Time: Everton And Fulham Are Scoreless
We're at the halfway point of the game, and the score remains 0-0.
While the first 45 minutes had its share of drama, there's certainly potential for both teams to enhance their performance in the second half.
Everton And Fulham Locked In Scoreless Draw
Alex Iwobi has every reason to feel let down for not capitalizing on Fulham's most recent opportunity, especially after Adama Traore delivered an excellent cross from the right.
Jimenez controls the ball with his chest, but Iwobi snatches it away from his teammate. However, the former Everton player then shoots high and misses from just about six yards out.
42 Minutes: Everton And Fulham Goalless
Dwight McNeil had a solid opportunity to give Everton the lead when Mykolenko sent in a lovely cross from the right. McNeil headed the ball directly at Leno, who made the save. It wasn’t a terrible miss, but McNeil might feel frustrated that he didn’t challenge Leno more with his attempt.
Everton And Fulham: 0-0 At 36 Minutes
This game is finally starting to come alive.
Everton have been putting on the pressure in recent minutes, and Calvert Lewin gets another opportunity to score. However, his header is intercepted by Sander Berge and then cleared away.
Just moments earlier, Fulham defender Kenny Tete made an impressive dash up the field, pushing the ball over 50 yards before taking a shot that went flying over the crossbar. It could have been an incredible goal.
Everton And Fulham Locked In A Scoreless Tie
Calvert-Lewin believed he had scored the first goal for Everton, but it was ruled out because he was offside.
A bit of clever passing near Fulham’s penalty area results in Gana Gueye taking an impressive strike from 25 yards out.
The ball hits the crossbar and Calvert Lewin is quick to capitalize on the rebound, but the linesman quickly raises his flag.
VAR reviews the play once more—it’s a close decision, but the offside is confirmed, leaving the match still searching for its first goal.
A Glimpse From Goodison Park
There’s a noticeable difference in how ex-Everton player Alex Iwobi and manager Marco Silva are received compared to the way Anthony Gordon was treated a few weeks back. Both Iwobi and Silva continue to be held in high regard by their previous club.
Silva is becoming frustrated with his team due to their lack of effectiveness. There are too many unnecessary lateral passes and not enough forward movement.
Everton And Fulham: 0-0 After 28 Minutes
Everton came close to giving away an easy goal after a poor clearance by defender Mykolenko.
Fulham quickly seize the opportunity and pass the ball to Alex Iwobi on the right side. He takes a shot that hits Pickford in the stomach. Moments later, Smith Rowe attempts to score but sends the ball over the crossbar after Pereira delivers another cross into the penalty area.
25 Minutes In: Everton And Fulham Tied 0-0
The local fans are becoming increasingly unhappy with how their team is playing, as they struggle to make an impact in the game.
Ndiaye seems to have the ability to energize his teammates, and he draws a free kick close to the midpoint of the field.
After McNeil sends a long ball into the box, it ultimately ends up in Bernd Leno's hands, as Everton struggles to create a scoring chance.
Goodison Park: A Captivating Perspective
For the second time this season, Everton's approach at Goodison Park resembles that of an away team, letting the opponents control the game. Dyche isn't worried about the possession numbers… at least for now.
17 Minutes In: Everton And Fulham Goalless
Fulham appears more likely than the other team to score first, but that doesn’t mean much given how the game is going tonight.
Everton is handling the football as though it’s a slippery bar of soap, struggling to keep control for more than a couple of passes before losing it repeatedly.
Fulham's attempts to attack often falter in the last third of the field, yet Marco Silva's team is clearly determined to strive for victory in this match.
Everton And Fulham Scoreless After 13 Minutes
Fulham is gradually taking charge of the match as they put together some tidy plays in Everton's half.
Nonetheless, the visiting team has yet to create any real scoring opportunities, even though there have been a few encouraging moments.
The fans at home are surprisingly quiet right now, and honestly, it's perfectly understandable.
Everton And Fulham: Still Scoreless After 9 Mins
Everton is finally displaying some aggression in this game, with Calvert-Lewin connecting with a well-placed long pass from Iliman Ndiaye that finds its way past Fulham's defense.
The forward attempts to make a move from the left side to get a better angle for a shot with his right foot, but he doesn't manage to get a shot off and instead looks for a penalty after being challenged by Calvin Bassey. The referee quickly dismisses the appeal, and this decision is the right one.
Everton And Fulham Scoreless At 7 Minutes
The first attempt on goal in this match comes from Fulham, with their in-form striker Raul Jimenez taking the shot.
A great play on the right side results in Kenny Tete sending a cross into the penalty area. Jimenez skillfully controls the ball, but his shot lacks power and is easily collected by Pickford.
Everton And Fulham Locked In 0-0 Draw
The vibe at Goodison Park feels a bit subdued right now. The visiting supporters can be heard mocking with chants of “Is this a library?” but those quickly fade away.
This game is in need of some excitement to energize the atmosphere.
Everton And Fulham Locked In Scoreless Draw
There hasn't been much action in the match so far. Fulham had a penalty request denied early on after Andreas Pereira went down in the box.
A moment of silence is perfectly upheld throughout the venue, as players and fans alike take the time to honor and remember those who have served on Remembrance Day.
Goodison Park: A Spectacular View
Kudos to Sean Dyche for not giving in to the temptation of playing Michael Keane as a forward following his impressive performance in front of goal last weekend.
Numerous people have pointed out that Keane poses a threat in the box. Unfortunately for him, they don't always clarify which box they're referencing. However, his remarkable imitation of Erling Haaland during the match against Ipswich is likely a factor in why he retains his spot in the lineup over the returning Branthwaite. Many would have opted to reinstate Branthwaite immediately.
The unmistakable theme of Z-Cars fills the air at Goodison Park as the players from both teams make their way onto the pitch.
Sean Dyche Brings Stability To Everton
Here are the statistics showing how Everton has performed better in their last four games following a tough beginning to the season.
Key Players For Each Team
In this match, any significant highlights are likely to emerge from these two players who are currently in great form.
Dwight McNeil has stood out as a shining player for Everton this season, racking up six contributions in just six Premier League matches, including three goals and three assists.
In the meantime, Fulham's forward Raul Jimenez has been on fire lately, netting 10 goals in his last 12 league matches. The 33-year-old has a chance to make history by becoming the first player from the club to score or provide an assist in six consecutive Premier League games if he contributes on the scoreboard again tonight.
Everton fans will be pleased to see Jarrad Branthwaite rejoining the team after recovering from a quadricep injury. The 22-year-old central defender made just one appearance this season, which was during Everton's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace last month.
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Familiar Faces For Everton Fans To Recognize
Tonight's match will bring back some recognizable figures for Everton supporters, as former manager Marco Silva and midfielder Alex Iwobi are both set to play for Fulham at Goodison Park.
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Complete Lineups Revealed
Everton's lineup features Pickford, Young, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko, Doucoure, Gueye, Harrison, Ndiaye, McNeil, and Calvert-Lewin. Their substitutes include Virginia, Patterson, Mangala, Beto, O’Brien, Coleman, Lindstrom, Branthwaite, and Armstrong.
**Fulham Lineup:** Players: Xileno, Tete, Diop, Robinson, Pereira, Berge, Traore, Iwobi, Smith Rowe, Jimenez. Substitutes: Benda, Cuenca, Sessegnon, Reed, Cairney, King, Wilson, Nelson, Muniz.
"Can Fulham Secure One Last Away Win At Goodison?"
Good afternoon! You're tuned in to the Telegraph's live updates for the sixth and last Premier League match of the day, where Everton will face Fulham at Goodison Park. The game is set to start at 5:30 PM.
After suffering defeats in their first four Premier League matches this season, it seemed that Everton was in for another tough year. The daunting thought of potentially ending their 132-year history at Goodison Park with a drop to a lower division started to feel more likely.
Nevertheless, manager Sean Dyche has orchestrated a series of favorable outcomes to alleviate their concerning performance slump. In their last four league matches, they've achieved two wins and two draws, highlighted by a remarkable 2-0 away win against Ipswich last weekend.
Defender Jarrad Branthwaite is expected to make his comeback from a quad injury this evening. He has only played once this season, during the match against Crystal Palace last month. Winger Jesper Lindstrom is also back in the squad after recovering from an illness.
During his pre-match press briefing, Dyche highlighted the impact of players regaining full fitness on the team’s improved performance, which has brightened the spirits on the blue side of Merseyside.
Dyche expressed, "We are currently in an improved spot both in our performance on the field and in terms of injuries. Our increased sharpness has contributed to our success, and we've discovered how to secure victories. We're proving that we are a strong team capable of winning in the Premier League. Right now, there's definitely a positive vibe among the group."
Meanwhile, Fulham heads to Merseyside after suffering losses in their last two Premier League games. Both defeats were tough, occurring away against Manchester City and at home to Aston Villa.
It's worth noting that the west London team has the same record after their first eight Premier League games as they did in the last two seasons. This could help ease any worries Fulham fans might have about the team's current path.
Marco Silva's team will miss centre-back Joachim Andersen, who received a red card during their 3-1 defeat at home to Aston Villa last weekend. Nevertheless, manager Marco Silva is confident that Issa Diop can step in for Andersen in defense for tonight's game, even though the French player scored an own goal in last Saturday's match.
Silva commented, “Diop's response to his own goal was impressive. He’s going to be a key player for us. He puts in a lot of effort and is always willing to support his teammates. We’re optimistic that he can deliver the performance we believe he's capable of.”
Discussing the upcoming match against Everton, a team he managed for a year and a half from May 2018 to December 2019, Silva remarked: "For quite a while, Fulham struggled to secure a win there, but as a team, we managed to turn that around. It’s a positive indication. We understand the style of game we’ll be facing, but it’s never an easy challenge."
Fulham has managed to win their last three matches at Goodison Park across all tournaments, breaking a tough streak of 14 straight defeats away against Everton. Can the visitors secure another victory during their last league match there? Or will Everton turn the tables and claim a win this evening?
Updates on the team will be provided soon.
