Everton basked in more away day joy at Fulham after a late comeback secured their sixth win on their travels this season and 11th since David Moyes returned to the club in January of last year.

However, few would have guessed that the Blues would go on to triumph 2-1 at half-time. At that stage they were trailing 1-0 through an own goal from the returning Vitalii Mykolenko and, in truth, could count themselves fortunate not to be further behind.

But, for the third game running, Everton emerged a different team after the restart and they picked up another big three points on the road courtesy of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who equalised and then whose corner was punched into his own net by Bernd Leno.

OPINION

OPINION

Here’s how the national media reported on the drama...

In the Guardian, Jacob Steinburg contrasted the perfect fit of Everton traits that Moyes instils in his side compared with the crossroads that Fulham’s former Blues boss Marco Silva finds himself at: "Fulham are at a fork in the road....