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With key defensive players like Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw and Leny Yoro out injured, January signing Patrick Dorgu has been thrust into a starting role under Ruben Amorim. The 20-year-old played as a right wingback against Leicester on debut in the FA Cup, before shifting over to the opposite flank against Spurs.

He played the full 90 in that previous league game, and looks set to repeat that against Everton with so many Man Utd players currently manning the infirmary. Dorgu has landed this bet in both games so far for his new club, including three fouls drawn against Spurs.

The former Lecce player had an eye-catching average of 2.7 fouls drawn per 90 in Serie A this season, a slight increase from 2.5 fouls won per 90 in the previous campaign. Dorgu is adept at drawing contact to win free-kicks, making this an angle to target.

After picking up a hamstring injury against Brighton, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has missed the last four matches for Everton, providing an opportunity for Beto to lead the line under David Moyes. The 27-year-old has seized the opportunity, netting four goals in his last four starts in all competitions.

His notable form has helped David Moyes get off to a positive start on Merseyside this term, boasting a record of four wins, one draw and just the one loss from his six league games in charge. His system seems to cater to the strengths of Beto, who has scored in each of the last three Premier League games, racking up six shots on target in that time.

Against a Man Utd side plagued by defensive injuries, Beto should be confident once more to make a difference in the final third. The Red Devils shipped 22 shots against Spurs, conceding seven shots on target.

With Abdoulaye Doucoure suspended for his antics against Liverpool, Carlos Alcaraz made his first start for the Toffees against Crystal Palace last time out. The Argentinian international accumulated the most shots for his side (5), with three on target. Given that he scored the winning goal, and also assisted the opening goal for Beto, there is a good chance he retains his starting spot in that attacking midfield role.

Alcaraz has adapted seamlessly to life in Merseyside, and will be looking to establish himself as a starter under Moyes. His energy and intensity in midfield is unrivalled, while he also looks to break into the box to create overloads, and try his luck from distance.

In the first-half of the season, Alcarez had an average of 2.87 shots per 90 for Brazilian side Flamengo. He scored two goals in total, both of which were from the penalty spot.