We'll bring you reaction to the game at Craven Cottage as soon as we get it, but there is not time to spare. To Bramall Lane...

Everton hold on. They had to work hard that second half, but just about had enough thanks to their first-half showing.

Fulham were shocking at the back before the break and didn't quite have enough going forward in the second.

Could do with a reliable penalty taker too.

Last throw of the dice for Fulham... but Lookman blows it, lobbing a cross over the bar.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

They just need to find that quality now, Fulham, with these balls into the box.

There are enough bodies in there...

There doesn't seem to be a player willing to run forward for Everton at the moment.

Two minutes to go of added time. Fulham are launching balls into the box but they can't find the space to get an effort away.

Fulham have thrown centre-back Joachim Andersen into attack to give them even more numbers and height.

Five added minutes. That's a boost for Fulham.

Will: (RE 13:34) like attacking & entertaining football do you, Jeff? you're in for a treat with the mighty Blades v's some Hammers at 2pm. brace yourself, Mr Gorrill. McBurnie's starting too.

Doing our job for us, Will.

Better stuff from Everton. Bit of game management. They have the ball in the Fulham half. But it doesn't last long and the Fulham charge is back on.

Calvert-Lewin is Martin Keown's man of the match for his two goals.

Is he gonna be on the winning side, though? At the moment, he and his Everton team-mates are having to dig in.

Cavaleiro gathers the ball in the Everton half and drives into the box before firing a low shot that Pickford saves easily. Mitrovic does not hide his disgust as the fact his team-mate didn't pass.

Ivan has not had a great half.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

This is all going to go down to the quality Fulham can deliver into the box.

The visitors are operating largely in winning free-kicks to try and bring themselves a bit of respite. They are hanging on.

Fulham are dominating the ball and Everton are giving it away cheaply.

Lookman cuts inside but sees his shot from the edge of the box blocked by Davies.

Jeff Gorrill: One thing this game demonstrates is that 2 attacking teams with shaky defences makes for entertaining football.

A disappointed-looking Richarlison is replaced by Gylfi Sigurdsson. Another conservatyive move.

Everton are penned in now. Fulham have done that to them with what has been a very positive and determined second-half display.

It has got Carlo Ancelotti thinking...

Everton have conceded two or more goals in six consecutive Premier League games for the first time since October 2008.

James Rodriguez departs (looking a bit tired) and on comes Tom Davies to add a bit of midfield steel.

PG: Loftus-Cheek, game changer!

Stevie Bowes: Ruben Loftus-Cheek has changed this game completely.

Joe: You know Loftus Cheek is a champions league quality player right? Leaving him on your bench...