Just as Rafa Benitez has left the club, a number of first team players have returned to given interim manager Duncan Ferguson a boost. Dominic Calvert-Lewin was fit to start at Norwich while Yerry Mina and Richarlison came off the bench and will likely return to the starting XI. Allan and Fabian Delph are sidelined, however, leaving the Toffees short in midfield, so Andre Gomes is sure to keep his place alongside Abdoulaye Doucoure. Ben Godfrey moved to right-back against his former club in the second half last weekend after a poor showing from Seamus Coleman and could do so again to accommodate Mina. Elsewhere Anwar El Ghazi will have to wait once more for his Everton debut as he is ineligible to face his parent club. John McGinn returns from suspension and will replace Morgan Sanson, who had put in a decent shift against Man Utd before a costly error enabled the Red Devils to take a two-goal lead. All eyes will be on the possible inclusion of Philippe Coutinho in the starting XI, but he needs to build his fitness so may stay on the bench. That should mean another former Liverpool man returning to Anfield, Danny Ings' place is safe for the time being, though Ashley Young is back available and could enable Ollie Watkins to play through the middle. Lucas Digne was thrust straight into the starting XI days after completing his move from Everton and makes a return to Goodison Park within ten days of leaving Everton after three and a half years at the club. Ezri Konsa was forced off with a bang to the hip last time out and is a doubt, so Kortney Hause could stand in.
Everton have been losing at both half time and full time in 6 of their last 8 matches (Premier League). Everton have seen over 2.5 goals in 7 of their last 8 home matches against Aston Villa in all competitions. There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 5 of Everton's last 6 games (Premier League). Everton have failed to win 12 of their last 13 matches (Premier League). There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Aston Villa's last 3 games (Premier League). Aston Villa have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches (Premier League). Aston Villa are undefeated in their last 5 matches against Everton in all competitions.
Just as Rafa Benitez has left the club, a number of first team players have returned to given interim manager Duncan Ferguson a boost. Dominic Calvert-Lewin was fit to start at Norwich while Yerry Mina and Richarlison came off the bench and will likely return to the starting XI. Allan and Fabian Delph are sidelined, however, leaving the Toffees short in midfield, so Andre Gomes is sure to keep his place alongside Abdoulaye Doucoure. Ben Godfrey moved to right-back against his former club in the second half last weekend after a poor showing from Seamus Coleman and could do so again to accommodate Mina. Elsewhere Anwar El Ghazi will have to wait once more for his Everton debut as he is ineligible to face his parent club. John McGinn returns from suspension and will replace Morgan Sanson, who had put in a decent shift against Man Utd before a costly error enabled the Red Devils to take a two-goal lead. All eyes will be on the possible inclusion of Philippe Coutinho in the starting XI, but he needs to build his fitness so may stay on the bench. That should mean another former Liverpool man returning to Anfield, Danny Ings' place is safe for the time being, though Ashley Young is back available and could enable Ollie Watkins to play through the middle. Lucas Digne was thrust straight into the starting XI days after completing his move from Everton and makes a return to Goodison Park within ten days of leaving Everton after three and a half years at the club. Ezri Konsa was forced off with a bang to the hip last time out and is a doubt, so Kortney Hause could stand in.
Everton have been losing at both half time and full time in 6 of their last 8 matches (Premier League). Everton have seen over 2.5 goals in 7 of their last 8 home matches against Aston Villa in all competitions. There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 5 of Everton's last 6 games (Premier League). Everton have failed to win 12 of their last 13 matches (Premier League). There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Aston Villa's last 3 games (Premier League). Aston Villa have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches (Premier League). Aston Villa are undefeated in their last 5 matches against Everton in all competitions.
The re-introduction of 'Big Dunc' to the Everton dugout will undoubtedly go down better with the home crowd, but a reinvigorated Villa side will give the interim coach a baptism of fire on Saturday. Results have not always gone Gerrard's way since his return to the Premier League, but we have confidence in the Lions' ability to prolong Everton's misery with another clinical display in front of goal.
Everton In the last 5 matches Everton have won 1 match, 1 ended in a draw and they have lost 3 matches. As far as both teams to score goes in the last 5 matches Everton have 5 matches with a Yes in both teams have scored, and 0 matches with a No in both teams to score. In the Over Under 2.5 market Everton in the last 5 matches got over 2.5 goals in 4 matches, and under 2.5 goals in 1 match. Everton have scored 8 goals in the last 5 matches and conceded 11 goals. Aston Villa In the last 5 matches Aston Villa have won 1 match, 1 ended in a draw and they have lost 3 matches. As far as both teams to score goes in the last 5 matches Aston Villa have 3 matches with a Yes in both teams have scored, and 2 matches with a No in both teams to score. In the Over Under 2.5 market Aston Villa in the last 5 matches got over 2.5 goal. Statistics predict a full time result of 2:2. A Draw is very likely to happen. The Analysis suggest Over 2.5 goals in this match. And a Yes for both teams to score.
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