Everton v Wolves live stream, Sunday 13 March, 2pm GMT
Everton will be looking to boost their survival chances when Wolves visit Goodison Park this weekend.
The Toffees remain just one point clear of the bottom three after suffering a 5-0 thrashing by Tottenham last time out. That was their seventh defeat in their last eight games, leaving Frank Lampard's side looking nervously over their shoulder at the drop zone.
This is in danger of being a historically bad campaign for Everton. Their tally of 22 points after 25 matches is their worst in top-flight history. The Premier League ever-presents will need to improve if they are to maintain that status.
Everton's away form has been particularly dismal. No team in the division has picked up fewer points on the road, with the Toffees having triumphed just once on their travels so far.
Matches like this will therefore be pivotal to Everton's chances of avoiding demotion. After Wolves' visit this weekend, Newcastle, Manchester United, Chelsea and Brentford will travel to Goodison. Those are the matches that are likely to determine Everton's fate.
Wolves returned to form in spectacular fashion on Thursday, as Bruno Lage's side thrashed Watford 4-0. It was a much-needed win after three defeats on the bounce, but Wolves are no longer involved in the race for the top four.
Lage's side could still qualify for Europe, though: they are two points behind seventh-placed Tottenham, albeit having played more games than Antonio Conte's charges.
Wolves will have to make do without Nelson Semedo and Ki-Jana Hoever, so Jonny Otto is likely to continue at right wing-back. Willy Boly might drop out of the starting XI as he works his way back to full match fitness following a lengthy lay-off.
Everton will be unable to call upon the services of Yerry Mina, Fabian Delph and Tom Davies, but Ben Godfrey and Demarai Gray could return to the fold. Michael Keane should start despite having suffered with illness of late.
Kick-off is at 2pm GMT on Sunday 13 March. See below for international broadcast options.
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