Everton are back in Premier League action on Thursday evening as they host Champions League-chasing Newcastle United in a huge match at Goodison Park.
After Nottingham Forest's surprise 3-1 home victory over Brighton & Hove Albion on Wednesday, the Blues now sit 19th in the Premier League table with just six games of the season remaining.
And with fixtures against Leicester City, Brighton and Manchester City all to come, Sean Dyche will know all too well that his team must get points on the board and swiftly.
The Newcastle clash will be the first time Anthony Gordon has returned to Goodison since his £45m move to the north east in the final days of the January transfer window. The 22-year-old, who came through Everton's academy, could well receive a hot reception after leaving the club in what appeared acrimonious circumstances.
If you are not lucky enough to be attending Goodison for the game, here's how you can follow all of the action...
What channel is Everton vs Newcastle United on?
Everton v Newcastle United will be shown live on BT Sport 2.
Monthly BT Sport passes to watch Premier League football can be bought following this link, here.
What time is kick-off for Everton vs Newcastle United?
Everton v Newcastle United will kick-off at Goodison Park will get underway at 7:45pm. Coverage on BT will begin 45 minutes before kick-off at 7:00pm.
How else can I follow Everton vs Newcastle United?
As well as on BT Sport, you can follow Everton v Newcastle United LIVE on our dedicated match blog, with updates from Joe Thomas, Chris Beesly and Connor O'Neil.
The blog can be found at the top of the Everton section, here, from 5pm on Thursday.
Where can I watch Everton vs Newcastle United highlights?
Highlights of the game will be shown on the Premier League's YouTube channel immediately after the game. However, there will be no Match of the Day programme on Thursday evening.
Early Everton vs Newcastle United team news
Everton boss Sean Dyche will be boosted by their return of Abdoulaye Doucoure from his three-game suspension, while Amadou Onana and Seamus Coleman have both returned to training and could feature.
However, Andros Townsend will not be in line for a return against his former club as he continues to recover from a long-term knee problem he suffered toward the end of last season.
Mason Holgate, meanwhile, will serve a one-game suspension after being sent off against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
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