Fulham has finally broken their losing streak in the Premier League with a win against Everton.
The game was a blow to Everton’s attempt to avoid relegation, and it was Marco Silva’s first win against his former employers.
Harrison Reed scored the first goal for Fulham in the first half, but Everton quickly responded with a goal from Dwight McNeil.
However, Fulham regained momentum in the second half with a goal from Harry Wilson and another from Dan James, ending their five-successive losses.
Everton struggled to keep up and was booed off at the full-time whistle.
Fulham remains in 10th place but has passed the 40-point barrier, reigniting their hopes of pushing for Europe next season.
Both sides struggled in the beginning, but spaces gradually opened up, and Fulham started to get on top.
The Toffees rallied and got a deserved equalizer, but Fulham restored their lead in the second half.
Everton had a couple of chances to move ahead, but Fulham’s defense held strong, and they coasted to the three points.
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