Everton and Crystal Palace will go head-to-head in the Premier League at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Everton are considering a January Celtic forward Daizen Maeda, with David Moyes keen strengthen his attacking options.

County champions Nottinghamshire have appointed Richard Kenyon, who has spent the last decade working in commercial and communications roles at Everton Football Club, as their new chief executive. Kenyon will take over from Lisa Pursehouse,

Everton are exploring an approach for Celtic forward Daizen Maeda to back up in-form Jack Grealish but the 27-year-old is unlikely to leave Glasgow in January. (Football Insider) Pundit Chris Sutton bemoans a "chronic lack of creativity" at Celtic, saying his old team are "boring" to watch this season. (Daily Record)

Burnley's case against Everton for historic PSR cases has taken another twist after Premier League announcement.

For all the positivity of recent months, Tuesday's League Cup defeat felt like a significant misstep and one that could have been avoided

The Toffees opened the new building last month with a solid win over Brighton, and followed that up with a road victory against Wolverhampton. Everton continued to grow its point streak with a scoreless draw at home against Aston Villa, before losing to the defending EPL champions, Liverpool, last Saturday.

Everton have decisions to make for their clash against Crystal Palace on Sunday, with the Toffees forced to line up without key star Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

Liverpool’s second goal was scored by Hugo Ekitike, an initial £69m summer signing from Eintracht Frankfurt; Ekitike was replaced in the closing stages by Alexander Isak, signed from Newcastle United for £125m; Florian Wirtz, a £116m arrival from Bayer Leverkusen, was another second-half substitute for the Premier League champions.