Everton travel to Crystal Palace on Saturday following a 13-day break from Premier League action and seeking to capitalise on a spirit-raising victory over Watford prior to the international break.
The Blues were in a rich vein of form when they last visited Selhurst Park back in January, with Seamus Coleman’s dramatic 87th-minute goal sealing a fourth win in five top-flight outings – and contributing to a run of nine league matches without defeat.
Everton’s rivalry with Palace is a relatively modern affair, given the south London club first played in English football’s top tier in 1969.