Everton boss Roberto Martinez felt his side showed great character to secure a 1-1 draw with FK Krasnodar that he believes will serve as a 'very good lesson' for them. The Toffees were second best for much of the Europa League Group H clash at the Kuban Stadium. But they emerged with a point after veteran striker Samuel Eto'o - the ex-Anzhi Makhachkala player, back on Russian soil - notched a late equaliser. Roberto Martinez was delighted that Everton managed to salvage a Europa League draw in Russia Eto'o stabbed in Leighton Baines' cross in the 82nd minute to cancel out Ari's 43rd-minute goal for the hosts, who created the bulk of the chances and came close to making it 2-0 when substitute Wanderson hit the bar in the second half.
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Samuel Eto'o scored for Everton as they drew 1-1 against Krasnodar
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Everton were outplayed by Krasnodar in the Europa League clash
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The Blues fell behind to an Ari goal before Samuel Eto's late strike
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