Everton have a huge task on their hands when they face Liverpool in the Merseyside derby at Anfield (16.30).
The Toffees head across Stanley Park firmly in a Premier League relegation scrap.
As things stand, they’re just a point above the bottom three - but could be in the drop zone by kick-off should Burnley avoid defeat against Wolves.
However, Frank Lampard’s side have gone two league games unbeaten for the first time since October after a last-gasp 1-1 draw against Leicester City earlier this week.
The Everton boss has admitted he’d take a draw ahead of the clash given the size of the task.
Still, not only would a result help the Toffees in their survival battle - but help prevent Liverpool from keeping up with Manchester City in the title race.
As things stand, they’re just a point above the bottom three - but could be in the drop zone by kick-off should Burnley avoid defeat against Wolves.