Ivan Cavaleiro 4; Dominic Calvert-Lewin 8, Alex Iwobi 8: Fulham v Everton player ratings

Calvert-Lewin double and Doucoure's first Everton goal set up 3-2 Toffees win

FULHAM RATINGS: Alphonse Areola - 5: Made a fine save from Richarlison early on but his nervousness permeated to the rest of his defence. Reuters

Ola Aina - 6: Flashed a shot just wide of the upright but like plenty of his teammates was guilty of surrendering possession under no pressure. AFP

Joachim Andersen - 5: His day was typified by kicking the ball out for a goal kick during a routine passing session between him and his centre-back partner. AFP

Tosin Adarabioyo - 5: Struggled to keep a leash on Dominic Calvert-Lewin and looked shaky on the ball. AFP

Antonee Robinson - 7: Offered thrust from left-back and drove Fuham forward. The home side's best player by a distance. AFP

Harrison Reed - 6: Couldn't get to grips with Everton's runners from midfield and offered little as an attacking threat. Reuters

Mario Lemina - 5: Another guilty of squandering possession on square and back passes. Reuters

Tom Cairney - 6: Struggled to find room to operate, which was largely down to Allan and Doucoure cutting off his supply. Reuters

Bobby Decordova-Reid - 6: A poor touch led to Everton's first goal but netted a superb equaliser. EPA

Ademola Lookman - 7: Keen to get the anguish of his penalty blunder against West Ham out of his head. The only Fulham player who looked capable of getting in behind the Everton defence. Reuters

Ivan Cavaleiro - 4: Continued Everton's penalty woes. The image of the Portuguese slipping as he hit the ball summed up a dire performance. Reuters

SUB: Aleksandar Mitrovic (Cairney, 58') - 5: The hulking Serb put himself about and gave Fulham a focal point to their attack. Reuters

SUB: Ruben Loftus-Cheek of Fulham (Decordova-Reid, 58') - 7: Scored 90 seconds after Cavailero's penalty miss to set up a tense final 20 minutes. The England man upped Fulham's passing game considerably. EPA

SUB: Zambo Anguissa (Lemina, 69') - 5: Precious few touches as Fulham searched for an equaliser. Reuters

EVERTON RATINGS: Jordan Pickford - 5: Little for the Everton custodian to do other than pick the ball out of his own net twice. EPA

Ben Godfrey - 5: Did not look comfortable as part of a back three. Reuters

Yerry Mina - 7: The Colombian's tenacity for tackling is a sight to behold. AFP

Michael Keane - 7: Unlike Godfrey, seemed to flourish when asked to bring the ball out of defence. Reuters

Alex Iwobi - 8: Mazy run led to Everton's second goal and was a threat throughout operating at wing back. The Nigerian's best game in an Everton shirt. AFP

Allan Pool - 7: The Brazilian broke up play any time Fulham threatened to advance. Another impressive display. Reuters

Abdoulaye Doucoure - 7: Soared above the Fulham defence to head in Everton's third. Put in a shift defensively as well. AFP

Lucas Digne - 8: Supplied crosses for Calvert-Lewin's second and Doucoure's header to make it 3-1. The Frenchman is one of the best left-back's in Europe. AFP

James Rodriguez - 7: Pulls the strings for Everton. His passing range means momentum is never lost. Reuters

Richarlison - 7: Showed a good turn of pace to drive into the box before squaring the ball for Calvert-Lewin to put Everton ahead after 42 seconds. Reuters

Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 8: Two poached strikes took his Premier League tally this term to double figures. But he brings so much more to this Everton team than just goals. AFP

SUB: Tom Davies (Rodriguez, 74') - 6: The England under-21 international gave Everton energy in the dying moments and put in an important block as Lookman let fly. Reuters

SUB: Gylfi Sigurdsson (Richarlison, 76') - 4: Carlo Ancelotti (pictured) looked to the Icelandic midfielder to calm Everton nerves as Fulham pressed for a leveller. EPA

Everton's in-form striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin netted a brace and midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure scored his first goal for the club as they beat Fulham 3-2 to return to winning ways in the Premier League .

Calvert-Lewin tapped in his ninth league goal of the campaign 42 seconds into the contest before Fulham hit back through Bobby De Cordova-Reid's neat finish.

The visitors carved Fulham open again as Alex Iwobi switched play from the right and James Rodriguez fed Lucas Digne, who produced a first-time ball for Calvert-Lewin to stroke in and top the season's scoring charts.

Digne looked lively in an advanced role and was involved in Everton's third, firing in a cross for Doucoure to head home in the 35th minute and open his Toffees account after joining from Watford in the close season.

Fulham pulled one back shortly after Ivan Cavaleiro slipped and missed a penalty for them in the second half, as substitute Ruben Loftus-Cheek found the net via a deflection.