Raul Jimenez - 17' Vitalii Mykolenko - 45+3' Michael Keane - 70' Beto - 73'
Everton's penultimate game at Goodison Park last week was certainly one to forget, with a late Ipswich fight back resulting in the points being shared on Merseyside.
David Moyes' side will have wanted to end the season on a high going into a crucially important summer for football club.
The Toffees travelled to London with just 1 win in their last 10 despite some decent performances recently.
This lack of recent form was evident in the first half hour of the game, with Fulham by far the most dominant side.
Marco Silva's side would make good use of this early dominance, with Raul Jimenez heading home after 17 minutes for his 11th of the campaign.
Everton slowly got to grips with the game late in the first half and found themselves level at the break through a Vitalii Mykolenko equaliser, after his shot from the edge of the box was deflected and deceived Bernd Leno.
After a slow start, the introduction of Dwight McNeil and Illiman Ndiaye really changed the game for the visitors.
Michael Keane rose highest to head a McNeil corner into the Fulham goal to put his side up 2-1.
After a lengthy VAR check, the game resumed with Everton still on the front foot. Charly Alcaraz found Beto with a through ball, which Beto hit first time into the bottom corner very coolly.
Here are the Everton Player Rating from their 3-1 win.
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Everton Player Ratings
Jordan Pickford - 8
The travelling Everton supporters brought out a new chant for their number 1 and the Englishman put on another impressive display to mark the occasion.
Vitalli Mykolenko - 7
Scored his first goal of the season to get his side level before the break, but struggled a bit marking Harry Wilson down the Fulham right at times.
Michael Keane - 7.5
Introduced to the side due to a late injury to Jake O'Brien but proved many people wrong with a resolute defensive display and capped his performance with a good goal.
Proved today he can conduct a defence in the absence of his usual centre back partner James Tarkowski. A new contract will surely be on the table for the 22-year-old in the summer.
Ashley Young - 5
Fulham seemed to have endless joy during the first half when attacking Ashley Young. He did step up his performance after the break.
Another decent display from the veteran. It is hard to imagine where Everton may be without the Senegalese International this season.
James Garner - 5
This game proved to be another where James Garner was a passenger for most of the afternoon. The blues will likely attempt to find a replacement during the summer window.
There was speculation during the week as to whether Doucoure would be at Everton next season. But he proved again how important he was to his team against against Fulham, even with his lack of attacking quality.
Jack Harrison - 5
The Englishman had to spend most of the game helping Ashley Young to defend down the right hand side, so offered very little going forward. The blues improved massively when he departed the pitch.
Charly Alcaraz - 8
It looks more and more likely that Everton will choose to activate their option to buy for the Argentinian after another very impressive display.
Beto - 7
A 10th of the campaign for Everton's number fourteen, and a 7th since the appointment of David Moyes. The toffees' striker situation will certainly be one to look out for this summer.
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Substitutes
Dwight McNeil - 8
Illiman Ndiaye - 7
Tim Iroegbunam - 7
Seamus Coleman - 6
An emotional last game at Goodison Park awaits Everton next, with Southampton travelling up to try and spoil the party.
Plans will almost certainly be being put into place behind the scenes ahead of an increasingly important summer for the club.
