Everton's fans must keep the faith with the team if they want them to avoid relegation.

The Premier League side are in serious danger of going down, given they also have a points deduction in the league.

Striker Beto, who spoke after the team's 2-1 loss to Bournemouth on Saturday, hope the fans can remain onside.

Beto told reporters: “It's hard for them because they are like this since December.

“It's hard. But I ask the fans to keep believing in us, keep trusting us, because we are fighting for them – I fight for them, my team-mates fight for them.

“We're going to come back for sure."

He then added on his own form: “I feel I'm developing every single session and every single game. Whether I play 90 minutes, 45 minutes or 50, I feel like I'm always developing.

“This is one of my things. Sometimes we play good, sometimes we play bad but I'm already into the English football.

“Now I don't have any excuses, I just want to get in, score, play as a starter and score, to help the team to win games. I don't want to draw or lose; I want to win, win, win."