Frank Lampard warned there would be no quick fix when he was appointed Everton manager but the club’s dire form means time is not on his side. One win in five league games – with that against a Leeds side stuck in an even bigger rut – means Everton could drop into the relegation zone. A response to the shambolic 5-0 defeat at Tottenham on Monday is required and the news Demarai Gray and Ben Godfrey could both return is timely. However, Wolves arrive in upbeat mood after a 4-0 thumping of Watford that brought a run of three defeats to an emphatic end. Stephen Hollis
Sunday 2pm
Venue Goodison Park
Last season Everton 1 Wolves 0
Referee Michael Oliver
This season G19 Y58 R2 3.16 cards/game
Odds H 27-20 A 5-2 D 9-4
EVERTON
Subs from Begovic, Tyrer, Lonergan, Patterson, Branthwaite, El Ghazi, Gomes, Townsend, Iwobi, Alli, Dobbin, Tosun, Onyango, Rondón, Astley, Calvert-Lewin, Keane, Kenny
Doubtful Keane (illness)
Injured Delph (hamstring, 17 Mar), Mina (hamstring, Apr), Davies (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y50 R1
Form LLWLLL
Leading scorer Gray 5
WOLVES
Subs from Ruddy, Gomes, Campbell, Trincão, Silva, Mosquera, Neto, Dendoncker, Cundle, Hoever, Marçal, Kilman, Chiquinho
Doubtful Hoever (hamstring)
Injured Semedo (hamstring, Apr)
Suspended None
Discipline Y45 R1
Form WWLLLW
Leading scorers Jiménez 6
