Everton resume their scrap against Premier League relegation on Saturday afternoon when they lock horns with in-form Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park (3pm).
After reappointing Roy Hodgson last month, the Eagles have claimed three Premier League victories on the spin to move away from danger themselves. Sean Dyche and his squad are, meanwhile, only out the bottom three on goal difference heading into this latest matchday.
But can the Toffees kick-start their ongoing battle to beat the drop? Here's how you can follow every kick in South London;
What time does Crystal Palace vs Everton kick-off?
Everton make the journey to Selhurst Park on Saturday afternoon for a 3pm start.
Is Crystal Palace vs Everton on TV?
No. Owing to the 3pm blackout, this meeting will not be screened live in the UK.
How else can I follow Crystal Palace vs Everton?
Clubs have their own matchday services, but your best bet to ensure you don't miss a single kick is to follow the action unfold through the Liverpool ECHO's matchday blog. As always, our dedicated team will provide a rundown of the game and pick up on those insightful bits the TV cameras might have missed anyway.
Highlights will follow across the board later on - with Sky Sports a good place to start. You can also catch up when flagship show Match of the Day is broadcast on BBC One from 10.20pm on Saturday night.
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What is the early Crystal Palace vs Everton team news?
Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin comes back into contention for the first time in two months after he stepped up his recovery during a specially-arranged midweek friendly with Chester. He has not featured in a first-team squad since the victory over Arsenal on February 4.
Seamus Coleman has been ruled out, but midfielder Amadou Onana may be passed fit. Abdoulaye Doucoure serves the final game of his three-match suspension.
As for the Eagles, meanwhile, they will be without former Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne and star man, Wilfried Zaha, for this Premier League showdown. Both players are expected to return to training next week, but first choice goalkeeper Vicente Guaita is available after recovering from a calf problem.
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