Everton still keeping their hopes for fourth place finish alive and well as they snatched an important away victory against struggling Fulham this weekend. Both teams are in need of three points for different reasons as the home team are keen in getting away from relegation trouble while Everton are still eyeing that final Champions League spot.

Everton's comfortable 3- 0 win over Newcastle United on midweek brought joy for the Toffees' manager, Roberto Martinez, and making him more excited was an exceptional performance being put out by his young talent, Ross Barkley.

Everton keeping their hope for fourth place finish in English Premier League alive after they bagged an important away win over Newcastle United on Tuesday. Playing away from home didn't stop the Toffees from putting on an aggressive display and their positive approach was rewarded when Ross Barkley gave them the lead after 22 minutes.

English Premier League: Everton FC vs Swansea City FC Saturday, 23 March 2014 Goodison Park Attendance: 36,620 Full Time: 3 - 2 Referee: M. Oliver Assistants: S. Burt, D. England Everton's chase for top four finish remain on course as they snatched a hard fought home win over Swansea City on Saturday.

English Premier League: Everton vs Cardiff City Stadium: Goodison Park Attendance: 38,018 Referee: Roger East Seamus Coleman scored a late goal which secured all three points for Everton as they overcome Cardiff City's challenge.

Arsenal got themselves back on winning ways and also securing a spot in the next stage of FA Cup after picking up a convincing victory over fellow Premier League side Everton this weekend.

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Everton's mission in keeping pace for that fourth place finish will be facing a tricky test this weekend when they play host to an in form West Ham United side. Playing at home, the Toffees will be targeting nothing else aside from maximum three points, especially if they still keen on pushing for that final Champions League spot which is very tight at the moment.

Still taking charge of current English Premier League standings, Chelsea will be facing a tricky test this weekend as they battle up against Everton at Stamford Bridge. Playing in front of their home crowd will surely give positive advantage for the Blues in taking all three points from that weekend encounter, but their upcoming Champions League battle next midweek could force Jose Mourinho to rotate his squad and resting his star players.

Everton making their way into the next stage of FA Cup after successfully taking out fellow Premier League sides, Swansea City in the fifth round battle this past weekend. Staging the tie at their home ground, The Toffees were looking really determined in pleasing their fans and that positive attitude was immediately rewarded when they got in front within five minutes of play through Lacina Traore.

Everton's push for that top four place in English Premier League standings continue to get tougher after last weekend they suffered a disappointing defeat against one of their rivals, Tottenham Hotspur.

The battle for top four finish in current English Premier League standings occurred this Sunday, February 9 when Tottenham Hotspur play host to Everton at White Hart Lane. After their heavy league defeat over Man City, Spurs are yet to regain their winning form and another difficult task as Everton won't be an easy opponent considering their excellent form so far this season.