David Moyes has admitted that Everton are more likely than not going to be quiet in the January transfer window despite a raft of injury problems. The Toffees are missing Seamus Coleman, Kiernan

Michael Keane missed out in midweek against Nottingham Forest (Picture: Getty) David Moyes revealed that Michael Keane has a ‘chance’ of returning from injury when Everton hos

Everton shot themselves in the foot as they had Michael Keane and Jack Grealish sent off in a 1-1 draw which maintained Wolves’ recent momentum.

The Blues were lacklustre in the first half against Sunderland, with Enzo Le Fee opening the scoring for the visitors. Everton did improve after the interval but struggled to create clear-cut chances. They were given a huge opportunity to equalise in the dying embers, though, when Adam Aznou won Moyes’ side a penalty which Garner dispatched.

Everton and Wolves played out a 1-1 draw on Wednesday evening, but it was a game packed full of controversial moments.

David Moyes has explained why Jack Grealish missed Everton’s Premier League match at Burnley on Saturday. Everton travelled to Turf Moor hoping to move closer to the European qualification spots and inflict further misery on relegation-threatened Burnley.

Everton were left with nine men in their Premier League clash with Wolves after Michael Keane and Jack Grealish were both sent off in dramatic fashion.

Football Insider can reveal that Everton have set their sights on signing Ben White on loan from Arsenal this month as he struggles for game time under Mikel Arteta.

Everton will head into the clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Hill Dickinson Stadium with an unchanged squad. The Toffees do not have any fresh injury concerns and also aren’t expected to