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Welcome to the Athletic FC podcast with me, Iyo Akinwaleri.

Today we're focusing on the Premier League club that is rock bottom of the table after three straight losses. One of the most extraordinary comebacks in Premier League history.

Three goals in a matter of minutes.

Meanwhile, off the pitch, their future is still up in the air.

So, what now for Everton?

With me today from The Athletic, we have our Everton writer, Paddy Boyland, as well as Phil Hay and Matt Slater as well. Paddy, we have to go back to the game on Saturday, Everton versus Bournemouth. Everton, what, two-neal up? And I'm watching that thinking, this looks very tasty. 87th minute, it all comes crumbling down. Bournemouth, Everton, what, two-neill up? And I'm watching that thinking, this looks very tasty.

87th minute, it all comes crumbling down. Bournemouth end up winning that match, 3-2. Can you just explain from where you're sitting what happened in that match? Oh, it's just a complete capitulation

in the space of nine minutes right at the end. And this is one of the things

about football, I guess you can be so good for 87 minutes as Everton were. And I think they were

utterly dominant up to that point. But if you have nine minutes as bad as those at the end,

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