Welcome to our LIVE coverage of Fulham's Premier League clash against struggling Everton at Craven Cottage, with the match starting at 3pm and build-up from now!

Everton have an early corner on the left which Arteta takes short to Baines, a one-two then back to Baines who crosses high but easy for Schwarzer.

Everton kick off and look a touch nervous as the ball is released like a hot cake until twice going out of play.

The first half is underway at Fulham.

David Moyes on Everton's poor start to the season: "It's disappointing because I didn't expect this. We expected to start better after the good run we had last year. We want to do better and nobody cares more than the players, I can see that by their attitude and the way they are training. Football pressure is what I do, it is what the players do. It is why we are in the business and we will get on with it."

Four changes from the shock Carling Cup defeat to Brentford. With Louis Saha still out, Yakubu starts with Beckford and Gueye on the bench. Good news is that Tim Cahill is fit, with Leon Osman - also a doubt - deemed ready for the bench. Seamus Coleman continues at right-back in the absence of Tony Hibbert (groin). Jack Rodwell is out until Christmas.

Fulham boss Mark Hughes has gone with Zoltan Gera and Clint Dempsey as a makeshift forward line after Moussa Dembele joined Bobby Zamora on the sidelines, although the Belgian's ankle injury is less serious than Zamora's and he should be back next month. Good news though is the return of Diomansy Kamara to the bench from injury.

Referee: Howard Webb (S Yorkshire)

TEAMS - Fulham: Schwarzer, Kelly, Hangeland, Hughes, Salcido, Davies, Etuhu, Murphy, Duff, Dempsey, Gera; Subs: Etheridge, Baird, Kamara, Riise, Eddie Johnson, Greening, Halliche /// Everton: Howard, Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Baines, Neville, Fellaini, Arteta, Pienaar, Cahill, Yakubu; Subs: Mucha, Heitinga, Bilyaletdinov, Beckford, Gueye, Osman, Barkley

EVERTON STATS: This is Everton’s poorest start to a league season since 1994/95 when they had accrued just one point after five games; The Toffees have only won three of their last 16 Premier League away matches.

FULHAM STATS: Fulham have recouped six points from losing positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other side; Mark Hughes has drawn 12 of his last 16 matches as a Premier League coach.

STATS: Fulham have kept just one clean sheet in their last eight Premier League home matches; Everton have failed to score in six of their nine Premier League trips to play Fulham in the Premier League and have failed to score in their last three Premier League away matches.

STAT: 17 of the 18 Premier league meetings between Fulham and Everton have ended as home wins.