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Having lost the reverse fixture in November, Everton host Wolves on Sunday, in what Frank Lampard has described as a tough game. With a third of the season left points are there to be won to get Everton up the...

George Martin and Tom Eves are joined by Liverpool Echo's Football Business writer, Dave Powell. We speak about the development of Everton's new stadium, naming rights and the threat of relegation on the club's future.

Frank Lampard says he will expect 'the best version' of Tottenham when Everton travel to North-London on Monday night. The 43-year-old was full of praise for opposition boss Antonio Conte, and also spoke of his days facing Spurs as a player in Chelsea blue.

In light of Burton Albion deciding to take a punt on former Everton striker Oumar Niasse, there still remains questions surrounding his struggles on Merseyside.

Everton take on Manchester City on Saturday (February 26th) in a clash that could have major consequences for both the title race and relegation battle. While City are hoping to extend their lead at the top of the table over Liverpool the Blues are desperate to pull clear of the relegation zone.

Merseysportlive's latest podcast is with Ollie Shannon. After being released by Everton at 18, he went to the US and now is back with the club. He speaks with reporters Jack Hatton and Henry Baines.

Lifelong Everton fan and Boreham Wood defender Kane Smith will get to live out his childhood dream when his team travel to Goodison next month in the FA Cup fifth round. In an interview with BBC Sport, Smith spoke about his love for the Toffees, taking after his dad who has also supported the Blues since he can remember.

Everton Under 18s breezed past Derby County to move fourth in the Premier League U18 North. An own goal from Derby's Harry Hawkins and a second half strike from substitute Isaac Heath saw the young Toffees get back to winning ways at Finch Farm.

Speaking exclusively to Merseysportlive, Everton Under-18s coach Paul Tait talks about providing a pathway for the future generation of players, his own journey and the impact of Everton legend Leighton Baines embarking on his own coaching career.

The biggest away following in FA Cup history, five Everton injuries, and 67 minutes to break the deadlock. The last time Everton played non-league opposition in the FA Cup 5th round was a day of records and history.