Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha has given many Premier League defenders nightmares with his performances in recent years.
The Palace ace has been the Eagles' talisman in the past few seasons, with Zaha becoming the club's top goalscorer in the Premier League with 35 goals.
He is one of the Premier League's most exciting players and has caused problems for plenty of defenders in the top flight, with Zaha one of the most fouled players in the division.
But one player has been hailed for his performance up against the Ivory Coast international this season - Everton's Djibril Sidibe.
That is despite Zaha having an impact on the game at Goodison Park back in February, with the Ivorian providing the assist for Christian Benteke in Palace's 3-1 defeat on Merseyside.
However, former Tottenham midfielder Michael Brown has heaped praise on the 27-year-old Frenchman, who came on as a substitute for Theo Walcott in the 26th minute of the clash and faced Zaha alongside Everton full-back Seamus Coleman.
“He’s played and then he hasn’t, [Seamus] Coleman’s come back in and done some great jobs," Brown told Football Insider.
“I remember him against Crystal Palace, coming up against Wilfried Zaha, he had an unbelievable game and stayed in the team. Who is the first-choice right-back? Does he [Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti] see it changing with different situations?"
Sidibe is currently on a season-long loan at Everton from Ligue 1 side Monaco, with the Toffees hopeful of making the move permanent this summer.
