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Frank Lampard insisted he still has the stomach for Everton's relegation battle after his side crashed to a 2-1 defeat against fellow strugglers Southampton ...

"Both of their goals could have been stopped from our point of view. "I don't know about forgetting how to win. "It was a tense game, one that we lost.

Everton manager Frank Lampard says the club's tense off-field situation had no impact on him and his players in the 2-1 home loss to Southampton in which it ...

"We deserved to be 1-0 in the first half with the passion in our game. It was a big game for us and we lost." "It's a difficult period.

Everton manager Frank Lampard branded his team's defeat to Southampton "unfortunate" with the loss coming amid angry fan protests.

"We have to take responsibility, myself first. I'm more concerned that we didn't win the game." Lampard's side went on to take the lead but were undone by two goals from James Ward-Prowse and remain in the bottom three.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: Barrett-Baxendale and the rest of Everton's hierarchy were forced to stay away for safety reasons from Saturday's 2-1 home ...

But I believe in my abilities. Everything can look tough and feel tough. I have to be confident in my coaching ability. as it emerges CEO Denise Barrett-Baxendale 'was put in a headlock' 'The message to the fans is that I want to create a team that fights and shows passion. Frank Lampard is fighting for his job as furious Everton fans protest against the club's hierarchy and his team slump to damaging home defeat to Southampton to leave them 19th...

In the days leading up to the 2-1 defeat to bottom side Southampton, owner Farhad Moshiri had expressed his faith in Lampard, director of football Kevin ...

Everton's next match is at West Ham, themselves in deep trouble in 18th and only above the Toffees on goal difference, and is one they have to find a way of winning. Thousands of fans joined a post-match sit-in to protest against the board's running of the club and, while police had to cordon off the exit to the players' car park, it did not prevent some members of the squad - Yerry Mina and Gordon, for example - being confronted in their vehicles on roads surrounding the ground. But with just one win in the last 13 matches and no new, much-needed, signings as the transfer window enters its third week the Toffees - who are only off the bottom of the table on goal difference - are facing an uphill battle to arrest their slide.

LONDON – Frank Lampard insisted that he still has the stomach for Everton's Premier League relegation battle after his side crashed to a 2-1 defeat against ...

“The only thing that is important is the reaction,” he said. I understand the situation we are in here, I hear the noise but I have to keep working. “It feels like a casual statement, that we have ‘forgot how to win’ but I understand the point, we are in a period of games where we are not winning.