Everton drop to bottom three

Everton dropped into the bottom three as their dismal start to the season continued when Portsmouth claimed their first win of the campaign.

Everton drop to bottom three
Sat, 10 Sep, 2005 - 18:22

Everton 0 Portsmouth 1

Everton dropped into the bottom three as their dismal start to the season continued when Portsmouth claimed their first win of the campaign.

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