EVERTON Howard Hibbert, Distin, Heitinga, Baines Osman, Neville, Fellaini, Drenthe Cahill Stracqualursi

TOTTENHAM Friedel Walker, Kaboul, King, Assou-Ekotto Kranjcar, Parker, Modric, Bale Van der Vaart Adebayor

Expect David Moyes to continue with their 4-4-1-1 formation, with Tim Cahill sitting in the hole behind Denis Stracqualursi.

Steven Pienaar, on loan from Tottenham, is ineligible, so Leon Osman will most likely come in on the right, with Royston Drenthe operating on the opposite flank. Phil Jagielka is fit again, but Sylvain Distin and John Heitinga are likely to continue in defense, with Tony Hibbert on the right and Leighton Baines on the left.

Spurs have leaked nine goals in their last three matches, and the news that Michael Dawson has been ruled out for the remainder of the season will be a bitter blow for Redknapp.

In addition to Dawson, Aaron Lennon suffered a hamstring injury during the FA Cup tie and will miss the game. They join David Bentley (knee), Jermaine Jenas (Achilles), and Tom Huddlestone (ankle) on the treatment table, but Louis Saha (knee) could return against his former side.

Emmanuel Adebayor is likely to come in for Jermain Defoe despite the latter's goalscoring exploits in the FA Cup in mid-week.

• Everton is unbeaten in its last eight matches.

• The Toffees have conceded 28 goals this season, a record bettered by just three clubs: Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool.

• Everton has won just one of the last seven matches at Goodison Park against Tottenham

• Tottenham has beaten Everton 19 times in Premier League history, more often than any other team apart from Man City (also 19)

• Spurs have only lost on three of their 19 visits to Goodison Park in the Premier League era

• Jermain Defoe (pictured right) has scored more goals as a substitute than any other player in Premier League history, 19.

• Everton has scored the highest percentage of second half goals in the Premier League this season (70 percent)