'Desperate cocktail' - National media react to Everton defeat to Wolves as relegation fears intensify

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Everton suffered a fourth straight Premier League defeat on Sunday afternoon as they went down 1-0 at home to Wolves.

The Blues struggled to gather any kind of momentum in the first half of the match due to countless stoppages in play and were unable to experience a change in fortunes after the restart.

This loss left those inside Goodison Park despondent at the full-time whistle, questioning where a next win may come from.

It was not only the home supporters left in shock by this display, however.

The national media were also taken aback by the Blues' lack of quality and delivered a damning assessment of their current position.

Richard Jolly of the Guardian wrote :

"Everton’s position grows ever more precarious. Ever-present in the top flight since 1954, now only goal difference separates them from the bottom three.

"They were imperilled by a fourth consecutive league defeat and by results elsewhere. Relying on others to save them seems a flawed theory when they showed precious little inclination to save themselves.

"They