Beating Arsenal at home last season was a turning point for Everton, who went into that 2-1 victory on the back of one win in 11 matches. Ronald Koeman’s side enter the corresponding fixture having won twice in 12 games and with their manager under intense pressure, though it is hard to envisage the repeat that Koeman desperately needs when looking at the attacking options at his disposal. Arsenal require a reaction of their own having been bullied into submission yet again at Watford last weekend. Andy HunterKick-off Sunday 1.30pmVenue Goodison ParkLast season Everton 2 Arsenal 1Live Sky Sports PLReferee Craig PawsonThis season G7, Y27, R2, 4.43 cards per gameOdds H 3-1 A 9-10 D 5-2EvertonSubs from Stekelenburg, Robles, Williams, Mirallas, Sandro, Martina, Lennon, Kenny, Klaassen, Besic, Vlasic, Niasse, McCarthy, SchneiderlinDoubtful Schneiderlin (thigh)Injured Barkley (hamstring), Bolasie (knee), Coleman (leg, all Dec), Funes Morie (knee, Mar)Suspended NoneForm LLLWLDDiscipline Y16 R1Leading scorer Rooney 3ArsenalSubs from Ospina, Macey, Iliev, Debuchy, Elneny, Maitland-Niles, Wilshere, Walcott, Nelson, Giroud, Akpom, Welbeck, HoldingDoubtful NoneInjured Chambers (hip), Mustafi (thigh, both Nov), Cazorla (achilles), Welbeck (hamstring, both unknown)Suspended NoneForm LWDWWLDiscipline Y8 R0Leading scorer Lacazette 4

Source: The Guardian October 21, 2017 07:52 UTC