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How they must envy the consistency of Spurs. Consistency, the best defence in the Premier League, and a ruthless streak that's swept them into the top four and even spawned title talk.
There are a few rumblings of discontent at Goodison. The sort that come with having won just one of the last six league games.
The Last 5 - Everton
Premier League - Everton 3-4 Stoke
Premier League - Newcastle 0-1 Everton
Premier League - Everton 2-3 Leicester
Premier League - Norwich 1-1 Everton
Premier League - Everton 1-1 Crystal Palace
The Last 5 - Tottenham
Premier League - Watford 1-2 Tottenham
Premier League - Tottenham 3-0 Norwich
Premier League - Southampton 0-2 Tottenham
Premier League - Tottenham 1-2 Newcastle
- Tottenham are unbeaten in their last six meetings with Everton (W3, D3).
- Everton have failed to score in four of their last five meetings with Spurs.
Teams News - Everton
Everton will be without James McCarthy, who suffered a recurrence of a hip injury in the defeat to Stoke.
Phil Jagielka, who has not played since October, is unlikely to feature on Sunday but may return a few days later.
Teams News - Tottenham
Tottenham midfielder Mousa Dembele has been ruled out for up to three weeks with a groin injury.
The game will come too soon for Alex Pritchard, who is close to recovering from an ankle injury, and Clinton Njie is also out with a knee problem.
Views From The e-Spurs Podcast Team
Ricky's View
Goodison Park is always a tough place to go, however with our aspirations & with the current run of form the team is on there is no reason why we can't go there with the ambition to take all three points.
Keeping Lukaku quiet will be pivotal in us getting a positive result at Everton, so let's hope the formidable partnership of his Belgium compatriots Vertonghen & Alderweireld can shut him out.
Jon's View
Everton secured a scarcely deserved victory at Newcastle on Boxing Day and followed that up with a defensive horror show vs Stoke at Goodison Park. Meanwhile Spurs picked up 9 points from our last 3 games and conceded just one, whilst scoring 7 during that time.
All things point to an away win for me, having finally shrugged off our 'Doctor Tottenham' moniker given to us for assisting teams short of form and confidence last season, I can see us coming back to N17 with all 3 points.
I predict a 2-3 win for Tottenham. COYS!
Views From The e-Spurs Podcast Team
Ricky's View
Goodison Park is always a tough place to go, however with our aspirations & with the current run of form the team is on there is no reason why we can't go there with the ambition to take all three points.
Keeping Lukaku quiet will be pivotal in us getting a positive result at Everton, so let's hope the formidable partnership of his Belgium compatriots Vertonghen & Alderweireld can shut him out.
Jon's View
Everton secured a scarcely deserved victory at Newcastle on Boxing Day and followed that up with a defensive horror show vs Stoke at Goodison Park. Meanwhile Spurs picked up 9 points from our last 3 games and conceded just one, whilst scoring 7 during that time.
All things point to an away win for me, having finally shrugged off our 'Doctor Tottenham' moniker given to us for assisting teams short of form and confidence last season, I can see us coming back to N17 with all 3 points.
I predict a 2-3 win for Tottenham. COYS!
Jason's View
We’ve beaten Everton 22 times in PL, more than any other side. Everton have won just 8 of the 47 meetings. Our PL record at Goodison is also good, W8, D10, L5.
The battle of the Belgians, Jan & Toby v Lukaku will obviously be a key battle, and Everton with Barkley, Baines & Deulofeu will create chances, but Martinez teams not known for being defensively strong, or well organised, and I fancy us to win this one 3-1 if we play anywhere near our capabilities.
Social Media
Tough match but a win tomorrow would be so so HUGE. Especially with Leicester at home to come meaning we could jump above them #thfc #coys
— Adam THFC Williams (@Adam23Williams) January 2, 2016
Can't stress how vital 3 points are tomorrow! Cant afford to let teams below us catch up and teams above us to run away with it. #thfc
— Ledger (@liamwp) January 2, 2016
Its up to us now, if we are serious contenders we will come away with something at Everton tomorrow #THFC #COYS
— Hallsie Hotspur 81 (@Halls_Hotspur81) January 2, 2016
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