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“2/10 rating with only 29 touches DISASTROUS Performance Shocks Everton Fans as Their Favorite Player Becomes a FLOP”- Everton Player Ratings vs Fulham: Beto Shines as the Hero but this DISASTROUS 29-Touch Player Scored a Shocking 2/10….
Everton continued their positive streak on Saturday as Beto equalized deep into stoppage time, securing a draw against Fulham.
Sean Dyche’s team managed to escape with a point against their former manager, Marco Silva, who expressed his anticipation for one last visit to Goodison Park. He left pleased with his team’s performance for most of the match.
In contrast, the Blues failed to impress the packed Merseyside crowd, but Beto emerged as a hero, leveling the score after Alex Iwobi had put Fulham ahead.
Here’s a rundown of Everton’s player ratings following the dramatic finish:
Jordan Pickford – 5/10
Pickford appeared to be wrong-footed by Iwobi’s shot, which looked destined for the corner. He could have done better, but the poor defending was more concerning.
Ashley Young – 5/10
Young made a lackluster attempt to challenge Emile Smith Rowe, who easily navigated the Everton defense before assisting the opener.
James Tarkowski – 4/10
As captain, Tarkowski struggled to assert himself, frequently losing out to Fulham’s crosses and failing to react as Iwobi prepared his shot.
Michael Keane – 5/10
Keane, alongside Tarkowski, had a challenging day, being overpowered by Raul Jimenez, who even ended up playing as a forward in the dying minutes.
Vitalii Mykolenko – 5/10
Mykolenko struggled defensively against Fulham’s right-side attacks but showed promise going forward, delivering a decent cross in the first half. He wasted a good chance to assist in the second half.
Abdoulaye Doucoure – 5/10
Doucoure was tidy in possession during a tough match for Everton’s midfield but failed to close down Iwobi before he scored.
Idrissa Gueye – 7/10
Gueye came close to scoring with a strike that hit the crossbar, although most of his evening was spent on defensive duties.
Jack Harrison – 2/10
Harrison struggled throughout the match, failing to make an impact, highlighted by his poor shot immediately after Iwobi’s goal.
Iliman Ndiaye – 6/10
Ndiaye, aspiring to be the world’s best, stood out as Everton’s main creative threat, though he often found himself isolated without support.
Dwight McNeil – 5/10
Despite being touted for an England call-up, McNeil couldn’t influence the game significantly and left with an injury.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 4/10
Calvert-Lewin finished well from Gueye’s rebound but was ruled offside yet again, bringing his total to 16 for the season—more than any other player.
Substitutes:
Jesper Lindstrom – 4/10
Lindstrom had little impact after his introduction and delivered a poor corner late in the match.
Orel Mangala – N/A
Beto – 8/10
Beto made an immediate impact off the bench, scoring a well-timed header to equalize for the Blues.
Jarrad Branthwaite – N/A
