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The stats with Martin Tyler
Everton vs Fulham
Everton turned in one of the more dominant of performances this week as they came out 2 - 0 winners over Fulham. We can easily say the the Toffees played a team game which was a bit too much for the league leaders.
Lets take a look at the stats.
Everton had a good game with more shots on goal with a percentage of 80. Thats a great improvement from the side which had a shots on target percent of around 25 before this game.
Everton had also better game in terms of passes completed (75%) and crosses completed (67%) which is an almighty leap from the previous Premiership match in which they failed to convert even a single pass. The defenders were good winning 87% of the tackles and 43% of the headers. Fulham were equally good, but Everton's midfield engine was on song today.
Now, lets take a look at the player's ratings.
Everton had also better game in terms of passes completed (75%) and crosses completed (67%) which is an almighty leap from the previous Premiership match in which they failed to convert even a single pass. The defenders were good winning 87% of the tackles and 43% of the headers. Fulham were equally good, but Everton's midfield engine was on song today.
Now, lets take a look at the player's ratings.
James Beattie's performance earns him a perfect 10. He needs to churn in more performances like this if he wants to get any closer to pulling on an England Jersey again. Oguchi Onyewu was a rock in the back and gets a 9. Papa Bouba Diop too earns 9 for his solid performance on the other side of the field.
Maniche, Yobo, Arteta, Nuno Valente and Ferrari all earn 8 for their seamless performance. Easy conclusion: Everton were heads and shoulders above Fulham and they look to be improving with each passing game in the field.
The new regime at Goodison are clearly putting together a meticulously arranged team that is bound to click. How it transpires, we will have to wait and see, with the next test coming up at the Reebok.
Maniche, Yobo, Arteta, Nuno Valente and Ferrari all earn 8 for their seamless performance. Easy conclusion: Everton were heads and shoulders above Fulham and they look to be improving with each passing game in the field.
The new regime at Goodison are clearly putting together a meticulously arranged team that is bound to click. How it transpires, we will have to wait and see, with the next test coming up at the Reebok.