Everything you need to know about Everton vs Wolves including how to watch, team news and more.
Wolves face a crucial clash in the Premier League on Wednesday night. The Old Gold travel up to Goodison Park to take on fellow strugglers Everton.
Gary O’Neil’s side are just two points off the Merseyside team as they go into the game knowing that a win would take them out of the relegation zone.
Criticism around O’Neil’s Wolves tenure has heightened since their 4-2 defeat to Bournemouth.
With the pressure mounting, the mid-week fixture could prove to be vital at keeping the Englishman in a job.
Therefore, with huge importance surrounding the fixture, Molineux News has highlighted everything you need to know about the tie.
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How to livestream Everton vs Wolves
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Fans unable to make their way to Goodison Park will be able to watch Everton vs Wolves via Prime Video. Coverage for the game will begin at 18:30 ready for kick-off at 19:30.
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UK residents can subscribe to the channel for £8.99 a month or alternatively sign up for a 30-day free trial.
Livestreams are also available on personal devices such as laptops, mobile phones and tablets if you download the Prime Video app.
Everton vs Wolves team news
Ahead of the match, O’Neil confirmed that both Santiago Bueno and Pablo Sarabia were fit after the duo had been unused substitutes against Bournemouth.
Apart from this, Yerson Mosquera and Enso Gonzalez remain on the sidelines with their ACL injuries.
Nelson Semedo is also suspended for the Everton match after he picked up his fifth booking of the season vs Bournemouth.
For Everton, Sean Dyche confirmed that Armando Broja could return while Youssef Chermiti will remain out.
On top of this, Timothy Iroegbunam, Bamidele Alli and James Garner are still on the sidelines.
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