AliousEverton’s recent performance against Bournemouth may be their most agonizing yet for fans.
Despite leading 2-0 after goals from Keane and Calvert-Lewin early in the second half, Everton suffered a historic collapse.
They conceded three goals in the final ten minutes, including two in injury time, resulting in a shocking 3-2 defeat.
This marks the first time a team has lost after leading by two goals as late as the 87th minute.
Many frustrated fans left before the final whistle, while those who remained vocally expressed their displeasure.
This loss, following heavy defeats to Tottenham and Brighton, leaves Everton at the bottom of the table.Irish defender Jake O’Brien, an unused substitute, watched from the sidelines as Everton’s defense crumbled.
Many fans criticized manager Sean Dyche for not utilizing O’Brien, who was signed for nearly €20 million but has seen little playing time.
Iliman Ndiaye, another summer signing, impressed fans with his performance before being substituted late in the game.
His removal coincided with Everton’s collapse, leading to further criticism of Dyche’s decisions.
Post-match, Dyche struggled to explain the team’s breakdown. The Athletic’s Everton correspondent reported a tense moment between Dyche and a key figure of fan discontent after the game.
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