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Hello and welcome to Tribe’s live coverage of the Premier League. We are at the famous Goodison Park as Everton host Fulham who are managed by one of their former bosses, Marco Silva. I am Elliot Thompson, here to take you through all the action as it unfolds. 

The players are making their way out onto the pitch into as always a fantastic atmosphere at Goodison Park. Will Everton turn this unbeaten run into a five-game streak or will Fulham get back to winning ways? Stay with us on Tribe to find out!

SAVE! Mangala passes to Ndiayes on the right wing. He moves forward giving it back to Mangala with a ball infield. Mangala plays a short pass to Lindstrom on the edge of the area. He takes one touch and curls a shot towards goal. Diop gets a touch on it taking the power off it so Leno holds it rather comfortably. 

THE FLAG IS UP! Everton finally put together a fantastic move as Gueyes moves it out to Ndiaye on the left wing. He drives inside finding McNeil. McNeil passes it into Doucoure in the area. He lays it back to Gueye who curls a strike on the edge of the box. Gueyes hits the bar so the ball comes out to Calvert-Lewin. On his right foot, he slots home but the flag is raised for offside. VAR check and agree.

Everton have us back underway for the second half. McNeil plays it back to Pickford so he can launch it up the field. It comes to Calvert-Lewin on the right side. He holds it up for Harrison. His forward pass into the box rolls through to Leno in goal. 

Jimenez holds the ball up on the right wing. He wins a free-kick from Tarkowski who takes him out from behind. Fulham work the ball back to Leno who clips it forward to the left wing. Robinson flicks it onto Iwobi who cannot keep it in play. So Young throws it to Harrison who miscontrols it losing possession. 

SAVE! Iwobi picks the ball up in midfield and runs at the Everton backline. They yet again don't engage with him as they back off. Iwobi plays in Robinson on the left side of the area. Robinson sends a pacey cross into the middle. Pickford reads it well parrying the ball away from danger. 

Marco Silva has made the first change of the game as he has taken Traore off for Reiss Nelson to add to the Arsenal connection for Fulham. 

APPEALS FOR A PENALTY! McNeil plays a delightful pass in-behind Diop to Calvert-Lewin. He enters the box on the left side of the box. Calvert-Lewin sees Bassey coming so steps inside him. He then falls to the ground but the referee quickly waves it away. VAR also quickly agree. 

SAVE! Mykolenko once again panics at the back with a dreadful clearance. It comes to Pereira who slides Traore in on the right side of the box. Traore takes one touch and fires at goal but Pickford stands tall to block. It comes out to Tete who crosses to Jimenez at the back post. He heads it down to Smith Rowe who volleys over with his left foot. 

Sean Dyche has also made an attacking change to try and shift the momentum in this game. Harrison, who has done nothing coming forward, has come off for Napoli loanee Jesper Lindstrom.

FULHAM TEAM NEWS: Marco Silva has been forced into one change after last weekend's defeat to Aston Villa. Joachim Andersen is suspended so he has been replaced by Issa Diop.

Smith Rowe takes Gueye out cleanly with a sliding tackle. Diop then steps in charging forward towards the centre circle. Tarkowski goes shoulder-to-shoulder with him knocking him to the floor. The referee gives the foul and shows Tarkowski a yellow card. That is really harsh. 

Gueye drops into a pocket of space on the left side of the pitch to receive the ball. Everton are having their first period of settled possession as he passes to Mykolenko. He goes backwards to Keane who looks to switch it over to Harrison. The pass goes over him and out. Keane trying to needlessly force the issue there when he could have kept possession. 

SHOT! This game has started in a really slow fashion as Leno launches it out of play trying to find Robinson. Everton lose it quickly from the throw as the ball comes to Jimenez. He shoots on his right foot from around 25 yards out but Keane slides in to block.

Bassey has the ball at the back. He passes it over to Diop who gives it back to him. He finds Robinson on the left wing but Young robs it off his toes. Young runs forward trying to slide in Calvert-Lewin in-behind. Bassey reads the pass well to intercept.

SHOT! Keane wins a flick on towards Beto who takes a heavy touch into the area. He holds off Robinson so gets a shot off on his right foot. Bassey comes across to get the block in. The corner on the right side is a poor one which Fulham clear easily.

SHOT! Tete picks up the ball on the right side in his half. He sprints pas Ndiaye and then shrugs Gueye off it sending him to the floor. Tete reaches the edge of the box. On his left foot, he tries to bend one into the top left corner. The ball harmlessly floats over the goal.

Marco Silva has made a double change. Pereira has gone off with a bit of a limp so he may have an issue. Former Liverpool man Harry Wilson is on. Whilst Smith Rowe has also made way for Harrison Reed who is a bit more defensive so conservative change from Silva. Iwobi has moved into the middle now.

Tete has Traore ahead of him but he passes it out of play. That sums up this game so far. Neither side has got going nor shown any quality. Pickford plays the goal-kick short to Young but he loses it. Robinson wins it off him and holds him off. Young in the end concedes a throw which sparks some groans from the home crowd.

After a torrid start, Everton are one of the in-form sides in the Premier League. Last weekend they got another win on the board beating newly promoted Ipswich Town. They looked set to be one of their relegation rivals after the opening few games but if Everton can keep up this form they should be in no trouble whatsoever. They are unbeaten in their last four games. During that run, they have drawn to Leicester City, beaten Crystal Palace and drew against Newcastle before their win over Ipswich. Sean Dyche was under pressure after the poor start but it appears now his job is safe even with new owners set to come in. He will be looking to guide them away from any relegation scraps as Everton fans have had to endure such stress in the last few years staying up on the last day of the season in two of the last three campaigns. A win today would take them above West Ham and Leicester whilst being eight points away from the drop zone.

Both these sides got knocked out of the Carabao Cup in the third round so they have no games in the middle of the week. Everton, who move up to 15th with that point, have Southampton away from home next weekend. Fulham who are now in the top half thanks to the point meanwhile host Brentford. 

GOALLESS AT THE BREAK! It is all square after the first 45 minutes here at Goodison Park. Everton took their time to get going in this one as in the first half an hour they had practically no attacking threat at all. However, after that, they had some sustained pressure and came closest to scoring. The best move of the match started with Gueye finding Ndiaye out wide. He ran inside passing it to McNeil on the edge of the box. McNeil found Doucoure in the box but he laid it back to Gueye. On the edge he curled a lovely strike towards the top right corner. It hit the bar as Leno was nowhere near it. The ball came back out to Calvert-Lewin who slotted home but the flag was raised for offside. Apart from that Everton have barely threatened Leno in the Fulham goal. They've also looked nervy at the back, especially Mykolenko who has gifted Fulham some openings with dreadful clearances. So a lot for Sean Dyche to discuss with his players at the break.

SHOT! Traore sprints forward through the Everton midfield after a Tete tackle. He reaches the edge of the area and passes to Jimenez on the right of the box. Jimenez shapes to shoot then cuts inside moving away from Mykolenko. On the outside of his right boot, he shoots but Keane comes across just in time to get the block in.

SAVE! Tete sends in a hopeful cross from the right wing. Jimenez is clever as he steps away from Keane knowing he is going to miss the header. He takes one touch with his chest and prods a shot forward. It is a tame effort so Pickford catches with ease. 

Tete intercepts a pass as he holds off Mykolenko. He wins a throw but Mykolenko goes down. He takes the slightest of touches in the face but stays on the floor. After a few seconds, he gets back up. Nothing doing at all from Tete there.

That is all we have time for on Tribe as Everton earn a point in stoppage time after being on the back foot throughout. I have been Elliot Thompson and thank you for joining me. Join us tomorrow on Tribe for more live coverage of the Premier League. 

Fulham kick us off here as Diop sends a ball long to the left wing. Young does enough to win it off Iwobi as Everton try to move forward. Ndiaye cannot keep it though so Bassey comes across to take it off him. He passes backwards to Leno who launches it long. Keane stops any Fulham momentum and starts a mazy little dribble out from the back.

SHOT! Pereira picks the ball up in some space on the right side. He finds Traore who runs towards the byline. Traore picks out Jimenez with a splendid cross. Jimenez chests it down into the path of Iwobi. He can only volley it over the bar from a tight angle.

CHANCE! Iwobi comes inside from the left wing but his switch of play is cut out by Ndiaye. He looks to run forward down the left. His pass inside looking for Gueye is cut out by Pereira. Gueyes hurries him in possession giving away a throw. Tete finds Pereira again who hits it over the top of Keane finding Jimenez. His touch allows Pickford to take it off his toes. 

Robinson passes it forward to Iwobi on the left wing. He runs around him offering the overlap option. Iwobi ignores him and cuts inside on his right foot. His cross is a decent one but just has too much on it for Jimenez. Pickford collects into his grasp. He hits it long to Calvert-Lewin who is stood in an offside position. 

Marco Silva will probably just about be the happier manager at half-time. Fulham dominated the opening stages of the game but lacked a lot of quality in the attacking third. Their best chance came through a woeful Mykolenko clearance as he presented the ball to Pereira. He slid Traore on the right side of the box. Traore took one touch and hit it at Pickford who stood tall to save. In the same attacking phase, Smith Rowe had a big chance which he volleyed over. Iwobi has also had a volley flash over the bar whilst Jimenez has also had a couple of half chances. Silva will be warning his players to switch on though as they were so nearly undone by the only fluid Everton move of the half. 

McNeil has taken his place on the bench so will not be coming back on. Jarrad Branthwaite is on in his place. Michael Keane will now be playing up front. 

EVERTON HAVE RESCUED A POINT AT THE DEATH! Ndiaye, on the left wing, cuts inside to float in a cross on his right foot. It comes over to Young who volleys it across the six-yard box. Beto is there at the back post to head home past Leno. A masterstroke from Sean Dyche!

Fulham have quietly been one of the most impressive sides in the league this season. They've strongly gone about their business under Marco Silva however they have lost their last two games in the league. Last week they took the lead against Aston Villa thanks to the in-form Raul Jimenez but in the end, they lost by three goals to one. Before the international break, they were so unlucky not to get anything from Manchester City even though they scored two goals. Their last win was a hard-fought away victory at Nottingham Forest. Silva will be hoping for the same today with a win taking them up to eighth place. 

The home fans are really getting on their team's back now as Pickford clips a long ball forward to Calvert-Lewin. Yet again he doesn't win it allowing the ball to go through to Leno. Loud boos come from the fans when that happens. Leno takes his time with it before rolling the ball to Diop.

EVERTON GO FIVE UNBEATEN WITH AN INJURY-TIME EQUALISER! Sean Dyche claps the home fans at the end after a hard-fought point. It looked certain that Everton were on course for a home loss however they rescued it at the end. They showed basically no attacking intent throughout the whole second half until the most vital time. Ndiaye on the left flank sent in a cross which found Young. He volleyed the ball back across goal finding Beto who had the simple task of heading home from close range. The home fans had been displeased, to say the least at what they were seeing throughout the 90 minutes. They had booed the changes and plenty of what the players had done on the pitch but in the end, they had something to cheer about. If it wasn't for the closest of offside calls in the first half you never know they may have been cheering a victory. Calvert-Lewin followed in on Gueye's strike which hit the bar but the linesman raised his flag for offside. It wasn't the best of displays by Everton, nevertheless, though it is another point to keep the momentum going within the squad. 

A poor clearance from Mykolenko presents the ball to Jimenez. He passes inside to Smith Rowe who takes a heavy touch. The ball rolls away from him allowing Tarkowski to get a foot in. He then clears away from his own box. Mykolenko has had a shaky start here. 

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