EVERTON will be looking to bounce back against Crystal Palace after suffering their first defeat of the season against Bournemouth last Saturday.
However for the away side they head into the fixture on the back of three consecutive league wins after a dramatic 3-2 victory over relegation threatened Sunderland at the weekend.
What time is it on?
The match kicks off at 8pm on Friday.
Where can I watch it?
The game is being shown live as one of Sky Sports’ featured Friday night matches on Sky Sports 2. Coverage begins at 6:30pm and will continue until 10:45pm.
Highlights will be available at 10:30pm on Match of the Day on Saturday or you can follow all the action with SunSports’ live blog.
Team news
Everton – Leighton Baines remains a doubt with a hamstring injury whilst James McCarthy will miss out with a groin strain.
Darron Gibson is also absent and Muhamed Besic is a long-term casualty.
Crystal Palace – Scott Dann will again sit out with a hamstring injury alongside Pape Souare.
Wilfried Zaha is a doubt and will undergo tests throughout the week.
Form guide
Everton: LDWWW
Crystal Palace: WWWWD
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Match facts
Everton are unbeaten against Crystal Palace in their last three meetings.
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