That was met by an exquisite cross

Lars Jacobsen completed 77 minutes for the Everton Reserves as they lost 1-0 to Hull City. It was a first start inthe royal blue jersey for Jacobsen, who has been out since dislocating his shoulder while on international duty in September.A single goal from Matt Plummer in the opening 10 minutes was enough tocondemnAndy Holden's side to defeat at the Stobart Stadium.The clash, which saw third place Toffees take on a Hull side that side that were bottom of  Fifa 16 Coins the table before kick-off, could easily have been a win fortheToffees- had they have taken their chances.

The Blues started the game poorly and it was Hull that looked the most likely to score as Everton's second string saw themselves very much on the back foot in the opening exchanges.Indeed, that was the case after just eight minutes when Hull were awarded a free kick from around 25 yards out.Everton failed to clear the original set-piece and when the secondcross came into the box, Plummer helped the ball across the line after Iain Turner failed to keep hold of the original header. The Blues would have struck straight back - had the referee not have ruleda Lukas Jutkiewiczgoalout. The chance came after Jose Baxter's tremendous 25 yard run.

That was met by an exquisite cross, perfectly weighted onto the head ofJutkiewicz. Lukas climbed well and headed home - however he was adjudged to have fouled the Hull defender.The Toffees did regroup after conceding and the disallowed goal seemed to instill confidence into the side - yet Hull were battling hard to prevent Holden's side from creating any chances.It looked as though Dan Gosling was going to strike a corker on 25 minutes - the youngster ran directly at goal and wound up a strike from outside the penalty area. However the shot flew wide and failed to trouble Tony Warner in Buy Fifa 16 Coins  goal.
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