Osman keeps Everton in running for fourth spot

Everton 1 Derby 0

Osman keeps Everton in running for fourth spot
Sun, 06 Apr, 2008 - 18:03

Everton 1 Derby 0

Everton clung onto their dream of Champions League football next season but this was a dire performance against the already relegated Midlanders.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: MarbellaPerson: OsmanPerson: Paul JewellPerson: Toffees’Person: David Moyes’Person: Tony HibbertPerson: Steven PienaarPerson: Phil JagielkaPerson: Leighton BainesPerson: Manuel FernandesPerson: Andrew JohnsonPerson: Victor AnichebePerson: Tim HowardPerson: Mile SterjovskiPerson: Moyes’Person: Mikel ArtetaPerson: Roy CarrollPerson: Ayegbeni YakubuPerson: Baines’Person: CarrollPerson: FernandesPerson: Andy ToddPerson: BainesPerson: Phil NevillePerson: Robbie SavagePerson: Hossam GhalyPerson: ArtetaPerson: MoyesPerson: YakubuPerson: Leon OsmanPerson: Emanuel VillaPerson: ToddPerson: HowardPerson: GhalyPerson: JohnsonPerson: AnichebePerson: JagielkaPerson: Kenny MillerPerson: SavagePerson: Nuno ValenteEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: Premier LeagueOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: MidlandersOrganisation: DerbyOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Goodison ParkOrganisation: FulhamOrganisation: Arsenal
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