Fulham 1-3 Everton: Marco Silva’s side blow another lead in major dent to European qualification hopes | Football News

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Everton dealt with a big blow to the European Fulham hopes, where he scored twice in three minutes in the second half to win a victory in Craven Cottage.

Fulham allowed another slide after Raul Jiminiz presided over them in front of them during the first half and now dropped 28 points from winning this season.

Vitali Mykolenko directed visitors with a deviation bullet in the first half, adding time, as Fulham failed to take advantage of their hegemony during the opening 30 minutes.

Player Categories:

Fulham: Lino (5); Tete (6), Andersen (5), Bassey (5), SESSEGNON (6); Berge (5), Pereira (6); Wilson (6), Smith Row (7), Iwobi (6); Jiminiz (7).

Submarines: Traore (6), Cairoy (6), Willian (6), King (N/A), Good (N/A)

Everton: Beckford (7); Young (6), Keane (8), Branthwaite (7), Mykolenko (8); Gueye (7), Garner (7); Harrison (6), Dukur (6), Al -Karaz (7); Beto (8).

Submarines: Mcneil (7), Ndiaye (6), IROEGBUNAM (N/A), Calvert-Lewin (N/A), Coleman (N/A)

Match player: Michael Kane

Jordan Beckford manufactured his great fingers to deny Harry Wilson from Fulham during the second period before the match turned into a three -minute heavy talisman.

Michael Kane at the Dwight McKinnie corner was headed by Michael Kane with the aim of survival in a scanning of a mistake on Bernd Leno and infiltration.

Lino was also in the middle of the third, as Beto was allowed to shoot through his hands and in the lower right corner to leave the European hopes of Fulham hanging with a thread.

Fulham has now lost five games from the last eight league matches, leaving them four points behind Brentford in eighth.

Silva: We have to blame ourselves

Fulham president Marco Silva He said:

“We were the best team on the field. It was the first 30 minutes, 35 minutes is the level we want. The last 10 minutes, we started losing some of the main things that we had to control the game.

“It is the story of the last three or four games. The goals came from the pieces. We must be ready to fight, do our work well and we did not. It is about focus and focus.

“We have to blame ourselves because it has not happened before, but it has happened in the past few weeks.”

When dropping 28 points from the winning positions: “At the same time, we got approximately 20 points from behind. I always prefer to lead a game, start the game stronger and try to win football matches from that moment.”

On European qualification: “We have to do our job. If we do not do what we must, it does not matter what other clubs will do.

“It is more difficult at the present time, and we have to analyze the reason for the lack of the last six games and seven games at the level in which we must be with these types of moments, late goals or specific goals.

“I really think the way we play most of the time throughout the season is worth a better end and we have to work for it.”

Miz: Ken showed his professionalism

Everton president David Moyes He said:

“We were incredibly poor in the first thirty minutes. It looked as if we were unable to control or pass it, and we never got control of it. I was only 1-0 and we were looking as if we were going to half the time 1-0.

“But nothing was broken for us in the game as well. The deviations were in favor of Fulham. The truly calculated was a Micolenko’s Micolenko kick. This gave us a little hope and something in the first half.”

On Michael Kane: “Maybe he had some difficult times, but I must say he played well today. It was enormous for us in this line. He got the goal of the corner as well. Very good.

“He is a great, wonderful boy for professionals. He showed his high level of professionalism by preparing for the game, because we were injured to Jake (Operen) and it is clear that with Tarky (James Tarkovsky). So this meant that we were looking a little different in the back.”