Frank Lampard Admits Everton Needs Fixing After Embarrassing Defeat to Tottenham

• Frank Lampard has given a hairdryer treatment to his Everton players after the Toffees were hammered 5-0 by Tottenham on Monday, March 7
• Everton are just one point above the relegation zone in the Premier League with just 22 points from 25 games played this season
• Lampard blamed individual errors for the defeat but encouraged his players to be resilient in their push to escape relegation

Frank Lampard says some things needed to be spoken about outrightly after Everton were mercilessly beaten by Tottenham 5-0 on Monday, March 7.

Two goals from Harry Kane and a goal each from Son Heung-min, Sergio Reguilon, and an own goal from Micheal Keane condemned Frank Lampard's biggest defeat as Everton manager.

According to the Mirror, Lampard blamed the reaction of his players for not being good enough after conceding against Spurs.

"The reaction was not good enough. It was the reaction of a team used to losing away from home. We need to sort it out.

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"The psychological side is one. Football is about being resilient. The only way to turn that around is to work hard. Then it’ll turn. It doesn't come from magic, it comes from work."

Everton is presently placed in the 17th position on the league table with 22 points from 25 points but remains just one point above the relegation zone.

Jamie Carragher says Everton could be relegated

Former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher says Everton stands a good chance of getting relegated after the Toffees were beaten 5-0 by Tottenham.

According to Sky Sports, Carragher has labeled the Toffees as weak and soft both physically and mentally which is not a known quality for the Merseyside team.

Everton has had a poor home record in the league this season and Carragher believes that could count against them in the race to avoid relegation.

Ruthless Tottenham record emphatic victory over Everton

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported ruthless Tottenham walloped Everton 5-0 in a Premier League clash on Monday night as Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min both had another fantastic game.

Spurs keep their top-four hopes alive following the emphatic win at the Tottenham Stadium, with Antonio Conte’s men dominating the encounter from start to finish.

Michael Keane scored an own-goal in the 15th minute giving Spurs an advantage after Ben Davies played in Ryan Sessegnon down the left and he fired a low cross in.