Everton are yet to concede across their two competitive games so far, beating Crystal Palace and Preston North End.
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Everton travel down to Bournemouth this weekend as they look to continue their strong start to the Premier League season.
The Toffees secured a 2-0 victory in their opening game of the campaign against Crystal Palace, followed by a 4-0 demolition of Preston North End in the Carabao Cup.
Premier League action now returns, and Everton face a Bournemouth side who lost their opening game of the campaign. The Cherries were 1-0 up against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, but two late goals saw Enzo Maresca's side take the three points.
Travelling down to Bournemouth has always been a difficulty for Everton, but they did secure three points last season through Jack Grealish's deflected strike.
We all remember that 3-3 draw where Everton chucked away the three points in the final seconds, and it's been notoriously a difficult place for Everton to go.
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Team news
Bournemouth manager Marco Rose has been speaking to the media ahead of their game against Everton. He confirmed that there are no fresh injuries to report on and their squad is in a good spot at the moment.
Ryan Christie is back in contention after recovering from an injury and serving his suspension.
Everton boss David Moyes has confirmed that Christian Norgaard isn't making great progress on his injury, so he looks set to miss the trip to Bournemouth. Moyes also added that Hayden Hackney is touch and go after he rolled his ankle, which led to him missing the game against Preston.
Speaking on James Garner, Moyes suggested that he probably shouldn't have started against Preston, but the Everton manager felt he had to due to injuries in the middle of the park.
Predicted XI
Pickford; Rohl, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Garner, Armstrong; Ndiaye, Dewsbury-Hall, George; Barry.
I'm pretty confident that this will be the eleven heading into the game against the Cherries. Jake O'Brien is unlikely to start at right back after he's been given zero minutes across the last two games, while a midfield of Garner and Harrison Armstrong picks itself.
Iliman Ndiaye, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Tyrique George all performed well against Crystal Palace, so it would be a shock to see the three not involved. Ndiaye's selection could depend on any transfer speculation, with the tricky winger being linked with a move to Manchester City.
It would be a huge shock if Thierno Barry isn't leading the line, considering he's picked up four goals in the opening two games of the season.