It would not be surprising if the only reason Marco Silva is still Everton’s manager is because no one else would want to walk into the hellish run of fixtures on which he is about to embark. Winning at Leicester would certainly silence Silva’s critics for a while but it is hard to see how such a result could be achieved, with Leicester’s fluency, solidity and sharpness offering an almost perfect contrast to Everton. A sixth consecutive victoryfor Brendan Rodgers’ team is the safest bet, particularly in light of a mounting injury list for the visitors. Paul Doyle
Sunday 4.30pm Sky Sports PL
Venue King Power Stadium
Last season Leicester 1 Everton 2
Referee Graham Scott
This season G7 Y19 R3 3.14 cards/game
Odds H 8-13 A 9-2 D 13-4
LEICESTER
Subs from Jakupovic, Ward, Justin, Morgan, Choudhury, Fuchs, Praet, Albrighton, Gray, Iheanacho, Benkovic, Amartey, Mendy
Doubtful Evans (cramp)
Injured James (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y12 R0
Form LWWWWW
Leading Scorer Vardy 12
EVERTON
Subs from Stekelenberg, Lössl,Delph, Holgate, Bernard, Walcott, Tosun, Kean, Baines, Gordon, Beningime.
Doubtful Schneiderlin, Walcott (knock); Delph (thigh), Bernard (knee)
Injured Coleman, Gbamin (thigh, Jan), Gomes (ankle, May), Martina (knee)
Suspended None
Discipline Y23 R2
Form LWLDWL
Leading Scorer Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin 3
