Everton FC vs Tottenham Hotspur
Barely 3 days after our FA Cup replay at home, our boys will be travelling up to Liverpool to face the blue half of Merseyside.
Spurs will definitely be without Dawson, who sustained an injury after playing against Stevenage for just a few moments. Lennon is out, too with a hamstring problem. Good news is that Parker is back from suspension, and Van der Vaart is fully fit. The only real question is who will be the striker to turn up, for there would be some reception if former Toffee Saha joins in the starting lineup.
Everton would have a few players to choose from at home, with the likes of Baines, Fellaini, Drenthe, Cahill and Osman considered likely. Moyes would be playing some home advantage after the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City had found out for themselves at Goodison Park this season.
Our neighbours have cut their gap to just 4 points, and a victory is definitely a must in order to push ourselves higher and secure that automatic group stage qualification for the Champions League.
COYS!!!!!
Spurs will definitely be without Dawson, who sustained an injury after playing against Stevenage for just a few moments. Lennon is out, too with a hamstring problem. Good news is that Parker is back from suspension, and Van der Vaart is fully fit. The only real question is who will be the striker to turn up, for there would be some reception if former Toffee Saha joins in the starting lineup.
Everton would have a few players to choose from at home, with the likes of Baines, Fellaini, Drenthe, Cahill and Osman considered likely. Moyes would be playing some home advantage after the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City had found out for themselves at Goodison Park this season.
Our neighbours have cut their gap to just 4 points, and a victory is definitely a must in order to push ourselves higher and secure that automatic group stage qualification for the Champions League.
COYS!!!!!
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