What time is kick-off?
Kick-off will be at 2pm on the dot, this Sunday 15th September. It is the first of two Premier League fixtures that day.
Is it on TV?
Yes, Sky Sports will be hosting this game, shown live on the Main Event and Premier League channels. Coverage starts at 1pm.
If you're not able to watch then Match of the Day 2 will feature highlights from 22:30pm later that night, and of course the Echo will be hosting live coverage from ..., live from the south coast.
Who is the referee?
Paul Tierney is the man in charge at the Vitality Stadium. Toffees' fans might be pleased with this one as the last time he oversaw the side was during the four nil thumping of Manchester United back in April.
Michael Oliver will be the man in his ear, as he is the VAR on Sunday.
Any team news?
Everton have no fresh injuries ahead of travelling to the south coast, although Marco Silva has confirmed it is still too early for Jonas Lossl to return to the squad and the recently injured Jean-Philippe Gbamin does not have a timescale placed on his injury yet.
Their opponents own quite an extensive list of casualties however, with 10 players set to miss out.
Any trivia to be aware of?
One shocking and unwanted fact for the blues is that they haven't won at Bournemouth since they were promoted in 2015. Some solace however is that they were unbeaten against the Cherries last season, which included a 2-2 away last August.
What should I be betting on?
Everton are the slight favourites for Sunday given their hot streak under Silva, they're at 7/5 to win.
Bournemouth meanwhile are 5/2 for a victory, whilst a draw would double your money at 2/1.
