Comments and predictions for Everton vs Peterborough: Destroy the away team

Latest Everton vs Peterborough team information

Everton continue to face squad problems with Dwight McNeil missing the defeat to Bournemouth and doubtful even if he recovers from a knee injury. Seamus Coleman, James Garner and Tim Iroegbunam are also out of the squad, while Armando Broja could join the injury list after a freak incident against Bournemouth.

Youssef Chermiti also picked up a problem ahead of last week's game, opening the door for young talent Harrison Armstrong, who could be given a start to breathe new life into a team lacking creativity.

Peterborough United could be without first-choice goalkeeper Jed Steer, with Nicholas Bilokapic set to continue in charge. Kwame Poku, who has scored 15 goals in 17 games this season, is a big loss. Rio Adebisi and Mahamadou Susoho are also injured, while Sam Curtis has returned to Sheffield United after his loan spell ends.

Latest expected lineup Everton vs Peterborough

Everton:

Joao Virginia; Patterson, Keane, O'Brien, Mykolenko; Doucoure, Mangala, Armstrong; Harrison, Calvert-Lewin, Ndiaye

Peterborough United:

Bilokapic; Johnston, Wallin, Fernandez, Katongo, Hayes; De Havilland, Kyprianou, Collins; Mothersille, Jones

Latest Everton vs Peterborough football review

Pressure is mounting on Everton manager Sean Dyche after a 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth, with new owners the Friedkin family concerned about the poor form. Dyche's relationship with the fans is strained as his negative approach fails to produce results.

Everton have won just one of their last 11 games, with Wolves defender Craig Dawson leading the way thanks to two own goals. Their only open-play goal in their last 10 games was Iliman Ndiaye against Manchester City. The defeat to Bournemouth highlighted the ineffectiveness of their attack, with the team failing to register a shot on target and finishing just one point above the relegation zone.

A win in the FA Cup third round would not ease the pressure on Dyche, but defeat could spell the end of his reign, especially if Everton continue to lack attacking ideas. Everton have not won a major trophy since winning the FA Cup in 1995 and have not reached the final in 16 years. Their recent FA Cup form has been poor, with just one win in their last five games.

However, facing Peterborough could be a good opportunity for Everton, who have won 14 of their last 15 FA Cup games against non-Premier League sides. Peterborough have a poor record against Premier League sides, losing all 14 of their last three-round games. Despite this, manager Darren Ferguson will be hoping to replicate the club's best FA Cup performance.

Everton vs Peterborough score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Everton vs Peterboroughas follows:

• Sportsmole:Everton 1-0 Peterborough

• WhoScore:Everton 2-1 Peterborough
• Our newspaper predicts:Everton 2-0 Peterborough

When and where to watch Everton vs Peterborough live?

To watch the live match Everton vs Peterborough in the FA Cup taking place at 2:45 am on January 10, viewers can watch it on online sports channels. Wishing viewers happy moments of watching football.