Everton return to Premier League action this afternoon when they take on Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.
The Blues return to the south coast just days after being dumped out of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night. The hosts claimed a 4-1 victory.
Everton are currently in 16th place in the Premier League table and just two points above the relegation zone. And below is everything Blues fans need to know ahead of this afternoon’s game.
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How to watch Bournemouth vs Everton on UK TV
There is unfortunately no UK coverage of Everton's game with Bournemouth this afternoon. Highlights of the game will, however, be shown later in the day on Match of the Day on the BBC.
Kick-off is at 3pm and you can follow our live blog for updates, with Joe Thomas and Chris Beesley both down on the south coast for the ECHO.
How to watch Bournemouth vs Everton anywhere
While there is no UK coverage of the game, the match will, however, be broadcast elsewhere across the globe. The match can be found on Peacock in the United States among many other channels across Europe and further afield.
Early team news
Amadou Onana and Idrissa Gana Gueye are set to be available for the Blues this afternoon, but Calvert-Lewin is set to use the six-week break from Premier League action to recover from knee, hamstring and shoulder issues.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Friday, Lampard said: "[Onana and Gana] are fit. They've trained. As long as we don't have any issues in the next 24 hours, then they'll be available.
"[Calvert-Lewin] won't be involved. He's had a few bangs, to be fair to Dominic, that he's been playing with and we hope the break comes at a good time for him and we expect him back for Wolves on Boxing Day.
"The hamstring is a small injury, it's probably a 10-day injury, which is slightly irrelevant now.
"The shoulder was a whack he took against Newcastle - he dislocated it, then it went back in - and he then had a recurrence against Fulham. It's been strapped up a lot. That's something that was looked at by a specialist yesterday and doesn't need any surgery or anything like that.
"Then he still has the knee [problem], so he's been getting through with some issues. The knee is probably the most prominent injury that we want to get right. It's a similar injury to what he had before - it's been aggravated, so this period gives us time to get it right.
"Let's give him some credit because I think a lot of people take a view on players who get injuries and speculate behind the scenes, but there's a lad who dislocated his shoulder and I know there are a lot of people outside of football who do a lot braver things than what we do but Dominic is a lad who is dedicated to try to get on the pitch for his club and possibly his country."
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