Sean Dyche has laid his plan for beating Chelsea on Saturday bare on the table. The new Everton boss already has a win over Mikel Arteta and Arsenal under his wings at Goodison Park and now wants to add Graham Potter to that.
The Blues are coming into the game off the back of three wins in a row, the first time that has happened since October, as they aim to enter the international break in form. It's a scenario that seemed almost impossible just two weeks ago.
Now Potter is in the quarter-finals of the Champions League and has a squad full of returning stars to rely on. The expectation is that he and his side catapult Everton right back into the quagmire of the relegation fight this season.
