Everton vs Leicester City

The Premier League is back in action on Wednesday. Who's Playing. Leicester City @ Everton; Current Records: Leicester City 11-12-7; Everton 8-18-4 ...

Everton 1 Leicester City 1 Leicester City 1 Leicester City 1 Everton slipped by Manchester United 1-0 last week. With a win on Wednesday, Everton can purchase the peace of mind of knowing that they cannot be relegated this season.

Frank Lampard's Everton have a huge opportunity to distance themselves further from the relegation zone when they welcome Brendan Rodgers' Leicester to ...

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Everton welcome Leicester City to Goodison Park on Wednesday night in the Premier League as they look to stave off relegation.The Toffees are three po.

To tune in to talkSPORT or talkSPORT 2, click HERE for the live stream. Updates will also be live on talkSPORT throughout the afternoon while talkSPORT.com will be running a live blog to follow all the action. However, highlights will be available on the Sky Sports website and app shortly after the end of the match and then later on Match of the Day. The Toffees have also beaten the Foxes in three of the last four league meetings at Goodison, so recent history is on their side. The Foxes were unbeaten in three and will now look to get back on track against an Everton side fighting for their lives. The Toffees are three points clear of the drop zone with a game in hand on Burnley and a win would go a long way to securing their top-flight future.

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They travel to Arsenal on the final day of the season. Meanwhile, Everton fans will be desperate to take at least a point in order to move four points clear of the relegation zone. Everton on the other hand had a weekend off due to FA Cup commitments for their scheduled opponents.

With tough games coming up the Blues must seize this chance at home to put more points on the board.

Just three points clear of relegation rivals Burnley (albeit with a game in hand), Everton face some arduous games in the near future: a visit to Anfield, followed by hosting reigning European champions Chelsea and then a return match against tomorrow’s opponents at the King Power Stadium. The Blues have all the advantages against Rodgers’ side, in terms of freshness, backing by the raucous Goodison Park faithful and ample time to work on a game plan. Maddison, deployed either behind a striker or, as more recently on the right is on course to break a personal record for goals scored in the league (currently on eight) and is a dangerous playmaker (3.55 SCA90 this term). Breakthrough star Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is proving himself a genuine box-to-box midfielder in his debut campaign in the Premier League, offering indispensable energy and putting himself about defensively. Tielemans is an elite midfielder who controls much of Leicester’s play, a well-rounded and intelligent technician with an excellent passing range, who is contributing almost three shot-creating actions per 90 minutes (SCA90) played in the league. Defensively, the visitors have been missing key players throughout the season and have looked uncharacteristically vulnerable, conceding four times on the counter, joint fourth (with the Blues, again) in the league. Leicester’s visit to Goodison Park is the sixth of nine fixtures they play this month and their overall form has been good since the end of February, registering seven wins from 12 in all competitions. In the past two completed seasons, he’s led the team to back-to-back fifth place finishes in the league and a first FA Cup final win for the east Midlands outfit.

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Having made the FA Cup final and recovered from exiting the Champions League, Chelsea have less at stake but Thomas Tuchel is not one for letting up on his players, though his team did lose this fixture in May last year when the Champions League final had been reached. Manchester City v Brighton (8pm UK time kick-off): Brighton were very good on Saturday at Spurs, to follow up beating Arsenal the previous week, and looked to pose a bigger threat to City than Liverpool did to Manchester United last night. Newcastle v Crystal Palace (7.45pm): Perhaps Palace’s season ended in that rather drab semi-final loss to Chelsea, but Newcastle have been fun to watch on the field of late, with Bruno Guimarães already hitting levels of Geordie South American folk hero of Nobby Solano levels. To face Crystal Palace, Newcastle make no changes from the team that beat Leicester while Palace make four changes from Wembley, including the return of Conor Gallagher to the team. Kevin de Bruyne is risen for City, and that’s a big deal, not least because Leandro Trossard, the Brighton match-winner at Tottenham, is absent. He is already on the bench and doing much better. The confidence he has to receive the ball in any area of the pitch shows a lot of courage and then there’s his work ethic as well. City are knocking on the door, and with real menace. It’s rancorous at Everton, where the home team have gone close after a slow start, Richarlison missing a good chance. Marcel Bout has departed from his role as head of global scouting after eight years with the club. Jim leaves the club with our warmest thanks for his significant contribution and our very best wishes for the future. On a more genuine note, I am pleased for Poch to land a league title given how often the trophy stick seems to be used to beat him.”

The starting lineups are out, and Lampard has inserted Mina straight back into the XI, and as we heard earlier, Calvert-Lewin not in the squad. Richarlison up ...

5’ - Goal. Everton have looked shambolic early and the Foxes take advantage on the Blues left. 55’ - Much much better from the Blues and the fans are getting into it too. Frank Lampard has had some positive news on the injury front and so will have more players to select from, but there rumours that striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin is out of the squad for tonight, supposedly as punishment for arriving late at training twice this week. Richarlison up top and Gray into the lineup against his former side. 27’ - Everton freekick in a promising position, the Foxes have been weak defensively at setpieces. 70’ - Poor pass from Gordon allows Fofana to charge forward and the Foxes win a corner. Them’s the breaks, and Everton are getting none of them right now, Foxes lead 1-0. Fofana gets his head to it and almost puts the game beyond Everton, ball flashes just wide of the post. Richarlison unmarked and cannot make solid contact and the chance is missed. 64’ - Dele’s first sustained bit of possession sees the Blues win a freekick in the middle third. 82’ - Richy wins a corner on the left. Corner is cleared, comes to Maddison who beats Dele and is hacked down.