Sean Dyche said Everton’s response to going behind for a second time felt like a “step backwards” that will need to be addressed immediately.
The Blues boss conceded his side looked unlikely to get back into the game after Harry Wilson restored Fulham’s lead in the early stages of the second half. It was a goal that came after Everton had appeared to have gained the upper hand in a key match.
Instead they went 2-1 down and were dominated by the visitors, who scored a third goal and could have had more.
