Toffees will try to carry on their undefeated home record without star Marouane Fellaini. This article was originally published on fanatix.

Last week’s 1-0 triumph over United was Norwich best performance of the year. The Canaries will be out to continue their recent Premier League resurgence when they travel to Everton on Saturday, trying to carry forward their five-match unbeaten run. But it won’t be easy against fifth-placed Everton, who still haven’t tasted defeat on their home turf with three wins and two draws in their five matches. Toffees will be missing star midfielder Marouane Fellaini, as he serves his one game suspension for picking up five yellow cards.

Venue Goodison Park, Saturday 3pm

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Last season Everton 1 Norwich 1

Referee Mike Jones

This season’s matches 7 Y27, R0, 3.86 cards per game

Odds Everton 4-9 Norwich 7-1 Draw 11-3

Everton

Subs from Mucha, Distin, Garbutt, Gibson, Francisco, Gueye, Vellios, Duffy, McAleny, Oviedo, Barkley

Doubtful Gibson (thigh), Mirallas (hamstring)

Injured Anichebe (hamstring, 1 Dec), Hibbert (calf, 1 Dec), Neville (knee, Jan)

Suspended Fellaini (one match)

Form guide LWDDDD

Disciplinary record Y23 R1

Leading scorer Fellaini 6

Norwich

Subs from Bunn, Rudd, R Martin, Fox, Howson, Jackson, Surman, Morison, E Bennett, Barnett, Tierney, R Bennett

Doubtful R Martin (back), Ruddy (knee), Turner (shoulder)

Injured Kane (metatarsal, 2 Dec)

Suspended None

Form guide WDWDWL

Disciplinary record Y8 R0

Leading scorer Holt 3

SOURCE: The Guardian

Stat Attack

Head-to-head

Everton are unbeaten in their last six league meetings with Norwich,
Both of Norwich’s Premier League wins at Goodison Park came in 1993.
Both encounters last term ended in draws, included a 1-1 draw at Goodison as Leon Osman’s 81st-minute strike cancelled out Grant Holt’s opener.

Everton

The Toffees are unbeaten in five home league games this term, winning three of them.
Everton have conceded 11 goals in their last seven games. Their last clean sheet came away to Swansea at the end of September.
David Moyes’s men have scored 14 goals in the first half of Premier League matches this season, more than any other team.
Tim Howard has played in 195 consecutive league matches, currently the longest such run of any player in the division.

Norwich

The Canaries are unbeaten in their last five Premier League matches, winning three successive home games and drawing both away fixtures. It’s their longest unbeaten run since going seven without defeat from January to February 1994.
Chris Hughton’s men have five clean sheets in total this season – two more than they kept in the whole of last season (three) and equal-most in the division this season with Stoke and West Ham.
Norwich begin the weekend in a season-high league position of 13th.

SOURCE: BBC

CaughtOffside prediction: 2-1 to Everton. Norwich are looking sharp but Toffees are still hard to beat at home.