David Moyes’ men will make the trip down to the capital on Saturday with a game against Crystal Palace coming up.
The Toffees are on a four-game unbeaten run in the Premier League after Everton’s latest draw against Liverpool.
A win for Everton could see them leapfrog the Eagles in the Premier League table as they sit three points behind them.
Everton will be without Abdoulaye Doucoure, who was red-carded in the aftermath at Goodison Park in the Merseyside Derby.
But the Toffees are on a roll and Roy Keane has been impressed with Gary Neville’s prediction for the game.
Roy Keane approves Gary Neville’s Crystal Palace vs Everton prediction
Everton fans rattled Liverpool boss Arne Slot on Wednesday night during the draw at Goodison Park.
The Toffees were full value for their point after putting in a hard-fought 90 minutes in front of their own fans.
In the hours following the derby, the Stick to Football panel shared their predictions for the weekend, with Neville expecting another Everton win.
“There’s always a couple of results that surprise you. I like it,” Keane said when Jill Scott suggested an Everton win.
“Right, 2-1 Everton,” said Neville.
After allowing Ian Wright to select a 2-2 draw, Keane replied to Neville: “I like that!”
Carlos Alcaraz could start against Crystal Palace in what would be his full debut for the Toffees with Doucoure set to watch the game from home.
But these predictions from Neville and Keane just go to show how Moyes’ return to Everton has turned the tide on Merseyside.
Roy Keane thinks it’s time for Everton to move from Goodison Park
Wednesday night’s game against Liverpool showed just how big of a role Goodison Park can play in Everton’s season.
The fans created an electric atmosphere which certainly helped pull the players back into the game after going behind.
Everton are set for a £17m revenue boost through moving stadium in the summer, but Keane is adamant fans will feel Goodison is causing them to be left behind financially.
“I’m just saying how special of a ground it is. It’s an amazing ground. I used to love playing there,” said Neville.
But Keane replied: “I know, but there must come a point where they’re [fans] looking at other grounds thinking: ‘You’re left behind, money-wise’.”
