Fulham’s Late Comeback Prevents Everton’s First Win Under Sean Dyche
Late Drama at Goodison Park as Former Red Devils Star Denies Toffees
Fulham snatch a dramatic late draw against Everton at Goodison Park, spoiling Sean Dyche’s hopes of a first win as manager.
Former Manchester United winger Ashley Young scored a stunning equalizer in the dying minutes to secure a point for Fulham, extending their unbeaten run to five games and leaving Everton still searching for their first victory of 2023.
It was a frustrating afternoon for Dyche, who had seen his team take the lead through Demarai Gray’s early strike. But Fulham showed great character to come back from behind, with Carlos Vinicius leveling the scores before Young’s late heroics.
The result leaves Everton languishing in the relegation zone, while Fulham move up to seventh in the Premier League table. It was a bitter blow for Dyche, who had been hoping to make a winning start to his reign as Everton manager.
Here are some of the key talking points from the match:
- Everton’s poor form continues: The Toffees have now failed to win any of their last nine Premier League matches, a run that stretches back to October 2022. They have also lost their last three home games, conceding nine goals in the process.
- Sean Dyche’s wait for a first win goes on: The former Burnley boss has now overseen three games as Everton manager, but he is still waiting for his first victory. His team has shown some signs of improvement under his leadership, but they need to start winning games soon if they want to avoid relegation.
- Fulham continue to impress: The Cottagers have been one of the surprise packages of the Premier League season so far. They are now unbeaten in their last five games and have moved up to seventh in the table. Marco Silva’s team is playing with great confidence and belief, and they will be looking to continue their good form in the coming weeks.
- Ashley Young’s late heroics: The former Manchester United winger produced a moment of magic to earn Fulham a point at Goodison Park. His stunning equalizer in the dying minutes was a cruel blow for Everton, but it was a deserved reward for Fulham’s efforts.
Conclusion
Everton’s wait for a first win under Sean Dyche goes on, but there were some positive signs from the team in this match. They showed great character to come back from behind and they created some good chances. But they need to start winning games soon if they want to avoid relegation.
Fulham, on the other hand, continue to impress. They are playing with great confidence and belief, and they will be looking to continue their good form in the coming weeks.
