Everton aim to book their spot in the FA Cup fourth round when they face Crystal Palace at Goodison Park (19.45 GMT).
The Premier League rivals couldn't be separated when they played out a 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park earlier this month - so the tie has gone to a replay.
However, in truth, the Toffees being charged by the Premier League for allegedly breaching profit and sustainability rules for a second time has dominated the build-up to the game. Everton were already hit with a 10-point deduction for being guilty of breaking spending regulations in the 2021-22 season - and have been accused of similar in 2022-23.
Sean Dyche has expressed his verdict, admitting that the charge is 'tough to take' but the Blues boss can only dictate what happens on the pitch and will be hoping his squad harness their frustrations on the pitch.
For the visit of Palace, Everton are sweating on the fitness of Seamus Coleman (hamstring) and Abdoulaye Doucoure (fatigue) while Ashley Young (hamstring) and Dele (hip) remain absent. Dyche also has to weigh up whether to make changes from last Sunday's 0-0 draw against Aston Villa with the Goodison chief admitting his troops can be better in attack.
With all that in mind, here's the Everton team predicted to face the Eagles.
5. LB - Ashley Young
Vitalii Mykolenko has been ruled out of action with an ankle injury. Young gave a decent account of himself against Brentford and he'll be aiming to deliver again. | Getty Images
6. CM - Amadou Onana
Idrissa Gana Gueye netted the all-important winner against Brentford but his minutes may just be managed, having had calf issues this season. That could give a chance for Onana to impress after falling out of the XI in recent games. | Getty Images
7. CM - James Garner
Responded strongly after being subbed at half-time in the Chelsea thrashing with two eye-catching performances. That might have been the reset Garner needed having played for much of the campaign. | Getty Images
8. CM - Abdoulaye Doucoure
Been dropped into a slightly deeper role lately, which means he's not as much of a goal threat but is still dangerous on the counter. | Getty Images