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Everton pay a visit to the smallest ground in the Premier League as their roller-coaster campaign winds down after a fantastic week that ensured another season in the top flight

In the latest in a seemingly never-ending series of negative headlines swirling around Evertons prospective new owners, 777 Partners are being sued for fraud in a New York court by a pair of London-based asset management companies.

Everton are on the road again for a trip to the northeast that looks daunting in view of the Blues worsening form and the Magpies stirring comeback against West Ham on Saturday.

Everton are on the road again for a trip to the northeast that looks daunting in view of the Blues worsening form and the Magpies stirring comeback against West Ham on Saturday.

Evertons winless run in the Premier League was extended to 11 matches as they went down in fairly routine fashion to Manchester United in a game that exposed their limitations, particularly in the final third.

Everton are at Old Trafford today where they take on Manchester United, still looking to end what is now the Blues longest run without a win in the Premier League for 30 years.

Everton travel to the Amex Community Stadium to take on Brighton with the ever-present need to secure points away from the Goodison Park pressure cooker.

Everton have Amadou Onana back in the squad for this weekend’s trip to the Etihad Stadium to face reigning champions and treble winners, Manchester City.

In contrast to a year ago, expectations that Everton will do any business on Deadline Day are next to zero even though the squad is in desperate need of new faces.

Everton return to Premier League action on Tuesday evening as they travel to London to face a tricky assignment against Fulham at Craven Cottage.