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Due to injuries, Everton will still be without defenders Ben Godfrey, Nathan Patterson, Mason Holgate, and Yerry Mina, however the latter two have resumed training and may be available to play Tottenham Hotspur the following weekend.

After suffering a ligament injury in August, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is once again in the running for a starting spot, according to Lampard, but he is unlikely to be included right away given Neal Maupay's promising start to his Everton career.

Given Alex Iwobi's impressive play in a more central position and the fact that Abdoulaye Doucoure played on the bench against Southampton last weekend, it may be difficult for him to reclaim his spot in the lineup. However, Anthony Gordon, who played only as a substitute during the victory, should start.

While Man United will be missing club captain Harry Maguire, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, and Donny van de Beek due to injuries, Raphael Varane is still vying to start with Lisandro Martinez at the center of the defense.

The France international left the game against Man City five minutes before halftime due to an ankle injury, and Victor Lindelof was ready to step in if needed.

Tyrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho may lose their spots in the starting XI to Luke Shaw and Anthony Martial at the weekend after both were hooked at halftime of their midweek match against Omonia.