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Frank Lampard's Everton host Crystal Palace at Goodison Park on Saturday (3pm BST) – and you can prepare for the game by watching our live pre-match show, ...

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The Toffees have suffered three successive defeats - against Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United. That was a trio of games that Frank ...

Lampard knows that Everton have to increase their attacking threat against Palace, having failed to score in their past two games. And after the loss to Newcastle, Lampard could be weighing up changes to his team. That was a trio of games that Frank Lampard always knew was going to be difficult, though,

Blues need to get back on track with four winnable games before the World Cup.

The winner, courtesy of Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s diving header five minutes from the end, led to utter pandemonium at Goodison Park with two separate pitch invasions from delirious fans. The Eagles have had a mixed bag of results to start the season, and sit just three points ahead of the Blues. [Everton](https://royalbluemersey.sbnation.com) take on Crystal Palace with just four games left to go before the early winter break for the World Cup. The last time the Blues played Palace was a very momentous occasion, with the home side rallying from a two-goal deficit at the break to roar back with three goals in the second stanza to snatch three points and secure Premier League survival. The Blues have mustered two shots on goal in that trio of games, and their utter inability to mount concerted pressure on the opponent’s goal will have given Frank Lampard plenty to ponder before this next sequence of games - Palace, Fulham, [Leicester City](https://fosseposse.sbnation.com) and then AFC Bournemouth twice in five days, first in the League Cup and then the league. [Liverpool](https://www.sbnation.com/soccer/epl/teams/liverpool), [England](http://www.sbnation.com/soccer/fifa/teams/england), United Kingdom

Everton vs Crystal Palace live: The Toffees will try to avoid a four-game losing skid, while the Eagles try to go four games unbeaten, on Saturday.

I expect Chelsea to have plenty of the ball but they have to be patient and alert defensively to stop United’s quality on the break. This is going to be a tight, tense clash and there will be contrasting styles of play on show. They are always good value for a shock and will take the game to City with their possession-based style and bravery on the ball. Given his incredible form, and run of five-straight shutouts, Kepa will start in goal again and Edouard Mendy will have to wait to start after his recent comeback from injury. In midfield Scott McTominay could come in to give Fred a rest, while the front four has a great balance about it so expect that to stay the same. Phil Foden is also in superb form in attack and Kevin de Bruyne continues to pull all the strings and Rodri is a machine in midfield. City have won nine of their 10 meetings against Brighton and they have won each of their last eight home league meetings against the Seagulls by an aggregate score of 21-2. Forest had Kouyate and Yates sat in front of their defense and they snapped into challenges, won the ball back so many times and set the tone for a huge win. They haven’t scored in their last three games under the Italian coach and although they are dominating possession and creating chances, that finishing touch is just missing once again. This victory will give Forest huge belief and now they have become tough to beat, the onus is now on their attacking talents to deliver when it matters most. Ryan Yates (who could have scored a second late on) in midfield has summed up how tough they have become to beat and it was always going to take time for Cooper to find a winning formula with a whole new squad. Salah struggling in central role: The Egyptian King is missing the right wing as Salah started up top again in Liverpool’s 4-4-2 and it just isn’t working.

Everton manager Frank Lampard has shared “good news” regarding Ben Godfrey's road to recovery. The Toffees defender has been sidelined since the 1-0 loss to ...

“We’ll look at the best plan for that. “Maybe Under-21s games, extend his training and get him back. “Ben Godfrey will hopefully be training with us next week also. “It’s good for us for those in terms of those players in particular. “I think it might be tough for him to be back before the World Cup, if I’m honest,” he told “He (Patterson) is progressing and will be fit hopefully for next week,” the Everton boss told

Everton vs. Crystal Palace Venue: Goodison Park Kick off: 3PM Seeking to avoid a fourth successive Premier League defeat, Everton welcome Crystal Palace.

Palace’s star man Wilfried Zaha then completed the comeback with a composed strike in the 70th minute. Crystal Palace have also won only one of their last 15 top-flight meetings with Everton, a 3-1 victory at Selhurst Park last season, so they will need to be on top of their game if they wish to claim maximum points today. However, three of these fixtures, including this weekend’s trip to Goodison Park, are away from home and they are yet to get off the mark on their travels so far this term, drawing three times including two successive goalless stalemates – only Fulham back in December 2008 have ever played out three consecutive 0-0 draws in Premier League history.