Stats and Facts for Everton!

After a dodgy start to the restart, drawing 2 league games and losing at home to Chelsea, we are looking to bounce back against a decent Everton side in the midweek match… And the big question is, how will we line up in this match? Should we change the team around or keep with the same squad?

This is what Leicester Fan Tv’s Sam had to say about tomorrow’s match against Everton…
“Personally i would only change Barnes for Albrighton on the left side. This is only for the defensive cover, as much as i like Barnes i think we should give Chilwell some extra cover and a player who experience in defending and attacking. I think this was one of the main reasons we lost to Chelsea was because they utilised the weakness of our left side, so if we don’t change something we might be in trouble again…”

We have played Everton a total of 27 times in the Premier League, winning 6, losing 8 and drawing 13 games, so we are quite even when we play Everton.
In our last five meetings, we have won 3 of the 5 games, and our last game we played against them we won 2-1 with Nacho scoring a last minute goal that almost got overruled by VAR for being offside, so it was a close call!

In the last 5 games, both teams have won 1, drawn 2 and lost 2, so equally both on below average form, can we pick up on Wednesday?

Everton, who are 12th, could move into the top half, as they aim to build on their 1-0 win at Norwich City.

Third-placed Leicester City are now just a point above Chelsea, following successive draws against Watford and Brighton & Hove Albion.

Everton are unbeaten in their last eight Premier League home matches (W4 D4). Only Liverpool with 56, are on a longer current run without a home defeat in the competition.

The Toffees are the only team yet to win a penalty in the Premier League this season. They have gone 38 matches since they last won one against Chelsea in March 2019.

Jamie Vardy has been involved in eight goals in his nine Premier League matches for Leicester against Everton, scoring six and creating two.

Leicester have failed to score in four of their last six Premier League matches. They had only failed to net in three of their first 25 this season.

Here are the season statistics so far, who is on better form?