Seamus Coleman wants to make it count when they host Manchester United on Sunday.
It was supposed to be a cakewalk for Marco Silva’s side but the Toffees had a severe jolt to their European dreams as goals from Tom Cairney and Ryan Babel salvaged some lost pride for Fulham at the Craven Cottage.
The Merseysiders are having a three pronged fight for the final European place with Wolves and Leicester City and need to get the better of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side at the Goodison Park in a bid to push for a seventh place finish.
United lost their Champions League quarterfinal against Barcelona and hey would be without any pressure and that could be a matter of concern for Everton.
Coleman said, “We have been playing really well at home lately and unfortunately for us, we weren’t at the races against Fulham
“We’ll be looking for a reaction from ourselves more so than Manchester United.”
“That’s got to be the target [seventh place] between now and the end of the season, it gives you something to play for,
“If we can get a good result on Sunday, then we can have a final push for it.”
