In the Everton draw with Fulham, Vitaliy Mykolenko’s anger shows as a “dreadful” moment happens.

Vitaliy Mykolenko almost gave Fulham a chance to score on Saturday (October 26), but Andy Hinchcliffe wasn’t pleased by the Everton defender.

Each team had a chance to score first at Goodison Park, especially after Dominic Calvert-Lewin was again flagged off by VAR, but Emile Smith Rowe missed an easy chance.

The former Arsenal player got the ball just outside the six-yard box, but he couldn’t score because Mykolenko’s “dreadful” clearance came back to haunt the Toffees almost right away.

Hinchcliffe said live on Sky Sports on Saturday, October 26 at 5:58 p.m.: “It’s a terrible clearance from Mykolenko.” Traore is facing the wrong way, and Pickford does a good job of reading the angles.

“This is a good stop.” They don’t clear their lines well, so the ball goes right back to them. It’s a risky pass. It’s great that Raul Jimenez can find Smith-Rowe. “Keep it down, and Fulham wins 1-0.”

In Everton vs. Fulham, Vitaliy Mykolenko avoids being embarrassed.

Mykolenko is one of Sean Dyche’s most reliable players, and when he’s healthy and available, he’s often one of the first names on the teamsheet.

Against the Cottagers, the 25-year-old almost got caught red-handed, but Smith Rowe’s missing kick saved the day.

Even though the Toffees have shown a lot more potential than in the first few games of the season, players are still making mistakes that need to be fixed.

Even though Dyche’s team has won nine points in their last five games, they are still very much in the relegation battle, with only six points separating them from the feared dropzone.

Their next game is away at St. Mary’s Stadium, a long trip down to the south coast to play Southampton, who are having a bad season. You can expect three points.