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Carlo Ancelotti and Mikel Arteta were both appointed to their current roles almost exactly one year ago, just before a goalless draw between Everton and Arsenal at Goodison Park in fact, but only the manager who has already delivered FA Cup success finds himself under pressure. The visitors have made their worst start to a top flight season for 46 years and not won in six games, while the hosts find themselves two points off second following back-to-back wins and clean sheets against Chelsea and Leicester. Allan’s absence with a hamstring injury could be a big loss for Everton. Andy Hunter

Saturday 5.30pm Sky Sports Premier League

Venue Goodison Park

Last season Everton 0 Arsenal 0

Odds H 7-5 A 11-5 D 13-5

Referee Andre Marriner

This season G7 Y14 R0 2 per/game

EVERTON

Subs from Olsen, Lössl, Coleman, Kenny, Nkounkou, Branthwaite, Bernard, Davies, Tosun, Gordon, Simms, Small

Doubtful None

Injured Rodríguez (calf, 23 Dec), Allan (hamstring, Jan), Gbamin (achilles, Jan), Digne (ankle, Feb), Delph (hamstring, unknown)

Suspended None

Discipline Y21 R2

Form LWLDWW

Leading scorer Calvert-Lewin 11

ARSENAL

Subs from Rúnarsson, Soares, Kolasinac, Marí, Chambers, Mustafi, Maitland-Niles, Willock, Nelson, Pépé, Smith Rowe, Lacazette, Balogun

Doubtful None

Injured Partey (thigh, Jan), Martinelli (matchf itness, Jan)

Suspended Gabriel (one match), Xhaka (second of three)

Discipline Y19 R3

Form LDLLLD

Leading scorers Aubameyang, Lacazette 3

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