David Moyes admitted Everton’s hopes of qualifying for Europe are drifting away after they twice threw away the lead to draw 2-2 with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park . Jean-Philippe Mateta swept in 14 minutes from time to rescue Palace as two points slipped away in the visitors’ hunt for a top-seven finish. Beto’s brilliant individual goal had looked for much of the second half like being enough to seal Everton a first win since March 21, but as against Manchester City last week, Everton’s inability to hold out until the end cost them. “I’ve got to a stage of saying ‘isn’t it great talking about Everton being in Europe after the years we’ve had recently?’,” said Moyes. “This time last year, most of the questions were about losing 12 players, about to leave Goodison, how do you think this is going to be? The truth is we’ve not had the word relegation too close to us.…