Key events
Beto: “It means a lot to me because I work hard,” says Everton's unlikely hero. “Even if I don't play, I still work hard. I raise my head every week, every day I want to try to improve and be better. Being able to help the team is very emotional for me because these last few weeks have been very difficult for me. “God helped me and today here I am, happy because I scored a goal.”
Michael Keane: “It was a tough game,” says the Everton defense in an interview with Sky Sports. “They had the ball a lot and it was difficult for us to pressure them. They had a lot of ball but in the second half Beto came in, he ended up going up just to try something different because we didn't create much today. Luckily, the big guy was there to save it.”
Full time: Everton 1-1 Fulham
Peep! Peep! Peeeeeeep! Beto's presentation was booed by Everton fans, but the Guinea-Bissau international emerged victorious in added time and rescued a point for his team with his fourth goal for the club.
His header canceled out a good initial goal by Alex Iwobi, who had put Fulham He took the lead with a good shot from the edge of the penalty area after excellent work from Emile Smith-Rowe. Fulham will see this as two points lost after dominating for long periods, but for Everton it is very much a point gained.
90+6 minutes: Harrison Reed sends a free kick from deep in the box Everton box, where Michael Keane jumps highest to clear the head. The referee calls full time and Everton have maintained an unbeaten streak that now extends to five games by the skin of their pearly whites. It ended at Goodison Park, where the points have been distributed.
GOAL! Everton 1-1 Fulham (Beto 90+4)
Everton draws! Oh my word! Ndiaye crosses to the far post from the left, Ashley Young volleys towards the goal and Beto is the quickest to react. He heads home from close range to even the score.
90+2 minutes: Double substitution for Fulham: Rodrigo Muñiz and Jorge Cuenca come in for Jiménez and Iwobi. It is from the basin first division debuts after two participations in the Carabao Cup.
90+1 minutes: We are in six minutes of extras, with Fulham on the ball as they try to close out this game.
90 minutes: Beto jumps to head in a cross from the left, but under pressure from Bassey, he can't get much hold of his header. Leno ducks down to make the save quite comfortably.
89 minutes: It's time for the kitchen sink to Evertonwhose promising ending to the first part has not been replicated in the second. Fulham have been on the rise since the break and should probably be further ahead.
87 minutes: Beto trips over him Fulham penalty area with the ball at his feet and is unbalanced when he shoots. His attempt is blocked but he wins a corner for his side. Nothing comes of it.
85 minutes: No, it's not. He retires to the bench and is replaced by Jarrad Brantwaithe, who comes on for just his second appearance of the season. The gods above Goodison give with one hand and take with the other.
84 minutes: There is a pause in play while Dwight McNeil receives treatment for what appears to be a knee injury. He seems fine to continue.
82 minutes: Lindstrom fires a shot towards the goal from the edge of the goal. Fulham penalty area after a good play by Ndiaye on the left wing. It goes straight to Leno and doesn't require much saving.
80 minutes: Everton Double substitution: Beto and Orel Mangala enter for Doucoure and Calvert-Lewin. The Goodison Park faithful are not impressed with those changes.
79 minutes: Fulham Double substitution: Harrison Reed and Harry Wilson enter, Emile Smith-Rowe and Andreas Pereira leave.
77 minutes: Fulham's shot is blocked and the ball falls to the edge of Jiménez's goal. Everton penalty area. He chests it down and tries to volley it into the top corner, but his effort fails.
76 minutes: Tarkowski is booked for a challenge on Issa Diop while the Fulham centre-back was galloping wildly upfield. He Everton The centre-half is furious as he believes Emile Smith-Rowe should have been penalized for a worse tackle on Idrissa Geuye moments earlier. Maybe you're right.
73 minutes: nelson is coming this He came close to reaching Periera's speculative pass in behind and it briefly looked like the substitute might hook the ball over the onrushing Pickford's head. The rebound does not go well and the Everton states the doorman.
71 minutes: Nelson sends a cross to the far post, where Iwobi tries to hit Smith-Rowe. He Fulham The midfielder cannot finish his period of inactivity.
71 minutes: Reiss Nelson has occupied a position on the left wing for Fulhamand the scorer Iwobi went to the other side.
69 minutes: Change at Fulham: Reiss Nelson comes in for Adama Traoré. Everton replacement: Jesper Lindstrom replaces Jack Harrison.
67 minutes: Have one job, but somehow managed to attribute Fulham's first goal to Everton in the headline and for that I humbly apologize. The record has now been corrected, but it will take much longer for my toes to uncurl.
65 minutes: Antonee Robinson runs onto a ball behind Iwobi and drills it across the goal. Jordan Pickford ducks to intercept and Everton fight of course.
63 minutes: That was an excellent Fulham goal, with Smith-Rowe storming up the pitch. Everton half-time, he beat three blue shirts and passed the ball to Iwobi, whose low shot was magnificent.
GOAL! Everton 0-1 Fulham (Iwobi 60)
Fulham lead! The celebration is silent but the end is not. Iwobi scores against his former club, firing accurately into the bottom corner after Emile Smith-Rowe had slalod up beyond three or four. Everton defenders before passing the ball in to his teammate.
58 minutes: Kenny Tete fouls Calvert-Lewin to give away a cheap free kick from distance, but McNeil's delivery into the area Fulham The box is poor. Bernd Leno catches the ball without any pressure.
56 minutes: Jack Harrison tries to cross from the right, but his delivery deflects off Robinson's outstretched foot and into the air. Fulham Clarify your lines.
56 minutes: Andreas Pereira tries his luck from outside the Everton penalty area, but his low diagonal shot goes wide of the far post.
54 minutes: Gueye is penalized somewhat harshly for knocking down Jiménez in the center circle. The duo were contesting a 50-50 ball and it looks like unnecessarily finicky officiating by John Brooks in a second half that has yet to come to any kind of life.
53 minutes: Attendance monitoring: 38,742.
51 minutes: Fulham, who have yet to score from a set piece this season, waste a corner and give the ball back to Everton. Pereira and Smith-Rowe are to blame, the latter giving a very cheap possession to Gueye.
49 minutes: Pereira tries to catch Jiménez with a back ball from deep, but the Fulham The striker has to stretch to (poorly) control the ball after bursting between two defenders. Pickford is a grateful beneficiary of his poor touch.
47 minutes: The second half starts with difficulty and Adama Traore is penalized for an unnecessary push on Myolenko near the baseline. The two are having an intriguing battle that the Fulham The extreme is about to surpass my scorecard.
46 minutes: Michael Keane returns the ball to Jordan Pickford after Antonee Robinson had played a speculative pass behind the Everton defense.
Second half: Everton 0-0 Fulham
46 minutes: Dwight McNeil starts the second half to Evertonwho play at Gwladys Street End.
Half-time: Everton 0-0 Fulham
Dominic Calvert-Lewin had the ball in the net during Evertononly for his touch to be disallowed for offside after Idrissa Gana Gueye unleashed a wonderful shot off the underside of the bar from 25 yards. Dwight McNeil will also feel he should have scored for Everton after Mykolenko set him up with an excellent cross.
Fulham have also come close, with Emile Smith Rowe, Adama Traore, Andreas Pereira and Alex Iwobi missing opportunities ranging from half-decent to excellent. This game is there for you to take.
44 minutes: Jiménez chested Traoré's cross from the right towards Iwobi, who had shouted at him to leave it to him, at the far post. Leaning back while shooting, the Fulham The midfielder shoots over the crossbar from about five meters. Another excellent opportunity is wasted, but at least Traore is starting to make some decent crosses. It's rest.
42 minutes: Adama Traoré's cross from the right is too high for Raúl Jiménez but falls kindly to Smith-Rowe at the far post. Perhaps taken by surprise, his first touch is regrettable and takes the ball out of play.
38 minutes: Mykolenko sends a perfect cross from the left into the path of Dwight McNeil, who sends a header straight to Bernd Leno. I should have scored!
36 minutes: The game moves up the Match of the Day pecking order when Tete shoots for Fulhamthen Calvert-Lewin is denied again, this time by a good defense from Sander Berge. This is much better from both sides.
