- 1J. Pickford
- 12L. Digne
- 5K. Zouma
- 4M. Keane
- 23S. Coleman
- 17I. Gueye
- 18Morgan Schneiderlin
- 20Bernard
- 10Gylfi Sigurðsson
- 30Richarlison
- 29D. Calvert-Lewin
- 6P. Jagielka
- 16J. McCarthy
- 11T. Walcott
- 22M. Stekelenburg
- 26T. Davies
- 31A. Lookman
- 14C. Tosun
- 1David de Gea
- 20Diogo Dalot
- 4Phil Jones
- 12C. Smalling
- 2V. Lindelöf
- 17Fred
- 31N. Matić
- 6P. Pogba
- 11A. Martial
- 9R. Lukaku
- 10M. Rashford
- 18A. Young
- 15Andreas Pereira
- 39Scott McTominay
- 22Sergio Romero
- 14J. Lingard
- 8Juan Mata
- 7Alexis Sánchez
Starting with the home side, Everton have had a mixed couple of weeks.
Coming off the back of wins against Chelsea, West Ham and Arsenal, there was surely no way that Everton could lose to already relegated Fulham.
Confidence was high, performances were flowing and then came the disappointment.
Everton simply didn’t show up at Craven Cottage and fell to a shocking 2-0 defeat.
Tom Cairney claimed his first Premier League goal since 2010, coincidentally against Everton for Hull, to start the scoring off.
Ex-Liverpool man Ryan Babel then secured all three points for the relegated side.
Safe to say, Everton fans were not happy in the slightest after they crashed right back down to earth.
With just how often Fulham were able to carve Everton open, the Toffees will need to produce a performance like the ones against Chelsea and Arsenal if they are to avoid a potentially embarrassing defeat at Goodison Park on Sunday.