Big Match Breakdown: Everton v Crystal Palace

Odds and preview for Super Sunday clash

Super Sunday’s solitary fixture comes from Goodison Park as Everton welcome Crystal Palace to Merseyside.

The two sides have been frequent mid-table rivals in the last few seasons, but it’s Toffees who look more accomplished this term.

Marco Silva’s men sit five points above Roy Hodgson’s Eagles. The South Londoners can never be discounted, although there are injury concerns over Wilfried Zaha.

The Sky Sports cameras will be ready to go for this afternoon’s 4.00pm fixture, and we’re ready too with the Big Match Breakdown…

Head-to-Head

The two sides will meet for the 47th time today, dating back to 1906. Everton have won 19 times to Palace’s 11, with 16 draws.

Of the last 10 meetings (all in the Premier League since 2013), it reads three Toffee wins, two Eagles victories and five draws.

Everton have lost only three of their last 18 league games at Goodison, while Palace have only lost two of their last eight on the road.

Likely XIs

Silva has plenty of options to choose from this afternoon, particularly up front.

The Portuguese boss has alternated this season, utilising Cenk Tosun, Richarlison, Dominic Calvert-Lewin as the leading man.

The latter started up front in the 3-0 home win over Fulham last month, and could do so again.

That would move Richarlison out to the left, with Theo Walcott on the right and the in-form Gylfi Sigurdsson in the playmaker role in the middle.