Everton's Carabao Cup run came to a heartbreaking end against Fulham at the quarter-final stage on Tuesday night.
After the tie finished 1-1, the Blues were beaten 7-6 on penalties. Tosin Adarabioyo stepped up in sudden death after Idrissa Gueye struck the post and rolled home to send the Cottagers through to their first domestic semi-final in 22 seasons.
But before that, Marco Silva’s side had taken the lead during the first-half when Michael Keane deflected the ball past Jordan Pickford and into his own net. The Blues pushed for an equaliser, and with eight minutes of normal time remaining, Beto managed to head past Bernd Leno.
In the shootout, Amadou Onana squandered a chance to seal Everton's place in the last four of the competition after Pickford had saved from Bobby De Cordova-Reid. But when Gueye struck the post, centre-back Adarabioyo kept his cool to send his side’s supporters wild, and below is a round-up of some of the moments you may have missed from the game.
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Alex Iwobi reception
Alex Iwobi was returning to Goodison Park for the first time since his £22million summer deadline-day departure to Fulham.
Iwobi was in the final year of his Goodison Park contract, having been a prominent player as Everton narrowly avoided Premier League relegation in the past two seasons. Sean Dyche revealed he wanted to keep the midfielder, but a club decision was made to accept an offer from the Cottagers.
However, Blues supporters showed their love and appreciation for the Nigerian by greeting the reading of his name ahead of kick off with a round of applause. But once the game got
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