Cape Town - Everton defender Ashley
Williams believes his club are still at risk of relegation after Saturday’s 1-1
draw with West Bromwich Albion.
Moumar Niasse rescued a point in the 70th
minute at Goodison Park after Jay Rodriguez had put the Baggies ahead, making
it six games without a win for the Toffees.
"It's not good," Williams said of
their recent form. "The gaffer said he wanted a result to stop the
[four-match] losing streak so we did that but it's not good reading.
"We need to win games and when teams
are below us in the league, especially at home, they are the type of games you
want to win.
"If you don't perform for periods of
the season you're going to find yourself down there.
Despite sitting ninth in the Premier League
standings, Everton are just six points above the drop zone."
"Obviously with the results we have
been getting we have started to slip the other way that you don't want to be
going," Williams continued.
"I'm not sure if we are in a
relegation battle or not but I don't think you're ever really out of it unless
you are one of the top few teams.
"We have got to get back on track
because we have to get back on track and perform better, get results, get clean
sheets, win games and you will be alright if you do that."