Tony Bellew talking about Everton
Tony Bellew talking about Everton
Frank Lampard's team will travel to Hill Dickinson Stadium on 6 November to face the Toffees.
Both sides are in similar form coming into the game, but David Moyes will hope the home advantage plays in his favour.
Everton have one of the worst goalscoring records in the Premier League this season, but they're expected to change that against Coventry.
The Sky Blues have conceded in each of their last four matches and aren't expected to keep the Merseyside outfit out.
Moyes' team have conceded fewer goals than Manchester City this season, and it's about time they made a statement.
Leon Osman and Tony Bellew predict Everton scoreline vs Coventry City
Everton beat Newcastle United 1-0 at St James Park after getting the better of them at home in the Carabao Cup.
Confidence will be high at Hill Dickinson Stadium and Thierno Barry seems to have found his feet in the last two matches.
The rest of the team has also been playing well and the Blues have a chance to give their fans a special result on the day.
There are high expectations from the Merseysiders on the back of the back-to-back wins over Newcastle.
Speaking on the Outside the Box Pod on 4 November, Leon Osman said, "I'm going to say 3-1."
Bellew responded, "I'm going to go 4-0. Four, possibly five. I think someone is getting a hiding on Friday night. I'm so confident. 5-0."
When Osman suggested Lampard's team could get a goal at Hill Dickinson Stadium, the former WBC cruiserweight champion doubled down, "No, they're not getting a goal. 5-0 Everton."
Should Jack Grealish come back for Coventry City game?
In Jack Grealish's absence, Tyrique George has had the chance to showcase his talent on the left-wing and has done exactly that.
The former Chelsea youngster's dribbling and running power presented Newcastle with plenty of problems in the two games.
Merlin Rohl put in a decent shift on the wing at St James' Park and Jake O'Brien played well after starting at right-back.
Moyes has no reason to bring Grealish back into the team after the last two results.
The noise around the Manchester City loanee has been distracting at the Merseyside outfit and the Scottish manager should take his time reinstating the Englishman.
Grealish can be afforded more time to get physically and mentally ready for his return as the two wins against Newcastle have eased the pressure in L3.