Toffees too sticky for Cottagers

Everton produced a stunning display of attacking football to bring their European dream a step nearer after battering relegation-haunted Fulham into submission at Goodison Park.

Toffees too sticky for Cottagers
Fri, 06 Apr, 2007 - 22:31
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Everton 4 Fulham 1

Everton produced a stunning display of attacking football to bring their European dream a step nearer after battering relegation-haunted Fulham into submission at Goodison Park.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Goodison ParkPlace: AnichebePerson: ToffeesPerson: David Moyes’Person: James VaughanPerson: Victor AnichebePerson: VaughanPerson: AnichebePerson: Lee CarsleyPerson: Alan StubbsPerson: Chris ColemanPerson: Carlos BocanegraPerson: MoyesPerson: James McFaddenPerson: Franck QueudruePerson: Papa Bouba DiopPerson: Ian PearcePerson: Moritz VolzPerson: Zat KnightPerson: Wayne RoutledgePerson: Liam RoseniorPerson: Alexey SmertinPerson: Joseph YoboPerson: Mikel ArtetaPerson: Antti NiemiPerson: Brian McBridePerson: CarsleyPerson: Phil NevillePerson: NiemiPerson: Simon DaviesPerson: Joleon LescottPerson: Michael BrownPerson: ArtetaPerson: LescottPerson: RoseniorPerson: McBridePerson: KnightPerson: DaviesPerson: Tim HowardPerson: Andrew JohnsonPerson: JohnsonEvent: Barclays PremiershipEvent: PremiershipOrganisation: CottagersOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: FulhamOrganisation: Aston Villa
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