Marco Silva felt Fulham deserved more than a point at Goodison Park tonight as his side were pegged back by Beto’s 94th-minute equaliser against Everton.

The Whites looked set to bounce back from last weekend’s disappointing defeat against Aston Villa with all three points when former Everton midfielder Alex Iwobi scored a superb long-range strike against his old club, but substitute Beto headed in from close range to steal a share of the points for Sean Dyche’s side.

A crestfallen Silva told the BBC’s Match of the Day after the final whistle:

“It’s so tough for us and players in the dressing room. We didn’t give them any chances to press high. We frustrated their press. We controlled the game. The players are down right now, but they should be proud with the way we played. The points will come for us by being more clinical, a little bit more quality in the attack. We should have scored more because we created enough.

When I say we are down, it is because football wasn’t fair this evening. It’s not easy to come here and control the way we did it. Looking at the bigger picture, we have to be pleased with the way we have started the season. We should have more points then we have really because they deserve that. The way they have been playing, we probably deserve more but if you continue this way, the good things will come for us.

We created clear chances to score. The result is really unfair because we should have scored one or two more goals. We had one or two chances to score again. These games are always tough when you are so much better than the opposition. We should have scored the second goal to completely kill their hopes. We didn’t. Unfortunately for us came a moment where we should have done much better to defend the ball into the box.”