Everton miss chance to go second after defeat

Charlton 2 Everton 0

Everton miss chance to go second after defeat
Tue, 28 Dec, 2004 - 17:38

Charlton 2 Everton 0

Duncan Ferguson lasted just 10 minutes before he was sent off during the second half as Everton saw their hopes of going second in the Barclays Premiership ended by a 2-0 defeat to in-form Charlton at The Valley.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: The ValleyPerson: Duncan FergusonPerson: Talal El KarkouriPerson: Hermann HreidarssonPerson: Mike RileyPerson: Jerome ThomasPerson: David WeirPerson: Danny MurphyPerson: El KarkouriPerson: Lee CarsleyPerson: ThomasPerson: Jonathan FortunePerson: Marcus BentPerson: Jon FortunePerson: BentPerson: Dean KielyPerson: CharltonPerson: Shaun BartlettPerson: Thomas GravesenPerson: Tony HibbertPerson: DanePerson: FortunePerson: Nigel MartynPerson: Richard WrightPerson: MurphyPerson: Dennis RommedahlPerson: WrightPerson: KielyPerson: Matt HollandPerson: HreidarssonPerson: Radostin KishishevPerson: BartlettPerson: RommedahlPerson: Paul KoncheskyPerson: FergusonEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: IpswichOrganisation: Arsenal
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