Leeds United will be hoping to finally get back to winning ways when they travel to Merseyside on Saturday.
Leeds haven't won in their last three matches, though they at least stopped the run of 4-1 defeats as they were held to a goalless draw by Arsenal on Sunday.
It was a frustrating affair for the Whites, as they should have won the match after dominating proceedings with 67 per cent possession and 25 shots on goal.
They were even up against 10-men for most of the second-half after Nicolas Pepe was given his marching orders after head butting Ezgjan Alioski.
Yet the Gunners remained resolute and now Leeds will have to beat Everton, who themselves have just come out of a rut of form with a win at Fulham last weekend, if they are to get three points on the board.
TV information
Everton vs Leeds United will be televised on Sky Sports Main Event (with crowd noise) and Sky Sports Premier League (without crowd noise) from 5pm on Saturday, November 28. It will also be available on Sky Go and NowTV.
Kick-off from Goodison Park is at 5:30pm.
You'll be able to follow all the build-up, action and reaction right here on our live blog.
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Team news
Leeds United could welcome three players back to the side on Saturday.
Diego Llorente, who is yet to make his debut for the club, Pablo Hernandez and Jamie Shackleton could all be back in contention to play, though they do remain doubts. Bielsa will give an update on Thursday afternoon.
Gaetano Berardi and former Toffees midfielder Adam Forshaw, however, will definitely miss the game.
Everton will be without captain Seamus Coleman and Jean-Philippe Gbamin.
