Fulham boss Marco Silva was satisfied with their 0-0 draw against Everton.
Silva says he's confident the goals will come for his players.
He stated, "Really intense, chances in both ends but we are the most dominating, more on the front foot, had more shots, more corners than them, unfortunately we didn't score a goal to win.
"The players gave everything. When you're playing against a side that their away form is really good, in the second half we completely pushed them back and did not give them anything in the counter attack.
"I have to say the goals are going to come. We cannot keep creating chances and not score. The decision making has to be better and be calm enough to make the right decisions. The decision making is having a big impact when you arrive in so many dangerous situations and we have to do better to score more goals."
On injuries to Raul Jimenez and Issa Diop, Silva added: "Both come out with issues in their hamstrings and it does not look a good thing. It's normal when you play in seven days three games, really intense ones all of them. These type of things can happen when you're short and can't rotate players between games - the schedule didn't help us."