Everton are fighting for their Premier League future and it is tricky to predict if they will beat the drop.
The Blues are currently in 15th place in the table with 10 fixtures left in the 2022-23 season but many of those teams scrapping towards the bottom of the table have games in hand.
Sean Dyche's men have five matches left at Goodison Park - against Tottenham, Fulham, Newcastle, Manchester City and Bournemouth on the final day - and the Everton boss is hopeful the crowd can play their part.
"“The fans are going to be massive for us. I’ve been in Goodison when it’s rocking and it’s interesting when you’re on the other side. I want that atmosphere," Dyche said not long after his appointment.
"The message is clear: unity. We have to. Even the most disgruntled Evertonians needs to give us a chance because their backing is very important. I’m reaching out to them: we’ll give you honesty, work ethic, and all we ask is give us a window to breathe, to get ourselves going
"We want them to support us from the off, even the ones who have angles, questions, if they can park it for a little while and hopefully reconnect with us. But we have to give the fans something on the pitch."
The Premier League is also extremely tight at the bottom of the table with nine teams fighting to stay in the top flight with a third of the season or so remaining. Just four points separate Crystal Palace in 12th and Southampton at the foot of the table ahead of the international break.
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