Everton keep up race for top four with win at relegation-threatened Fulham

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Everton keep up race for top four with win at relegation-threatened Fulham
Sun, 30 Mar, 2014 - 16:47

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Everton continued to snap at the heels of the Barclays Premier League top four after plundering three second-half goals at Craven Cottage that nudged Fulham closer to relegation.

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