Ten-man Everton were left frustrated at Hill Dickinson Stadium after falling to a 2-1 defeat to Bournemouth on Tuesday night.
The Blues' five-game unbeaten run looked as though it would roll on when Iliman Ndiaye's clinical first-half penalty gave David Moyes' side a lead at the interval.
Everton were made to pay for a pair of missed opportunities after the restart, as the Cherries – just as the Toffees had done to Fulham three days' previously – hit back and turned the game on its head with what turned out to be a nightmare eight-minute spell.
Rayan headed home a leveller and, three minutes later, Amine Adli put the visitors in front with another close-range header, before Jake O'Brien was shown a straight red card for the denial of a goalscoring opportunity.
Despite intense late pressure, Everton couldn't find a moment to take something from a game in which they dominated for large parts.
