AN FA CUP Wembley triumph would put David Moyes “right up there” with Everton’s greatest managers, says Tony Cottee. The Scot returned to Goodison Park last month, 12 years after leaving to

Everton take on Bournemouth in the FA Cup fourth-round on Saturday and David Moyes is hoping to bring more good memories to Goodison Park in the competition

They are seventh in the Premier league, just two points outside the top four. Does that mean the FA Cup is not a priority? Given their injury list I’m not sure Iraola can rotate too much, so Everton are likely to face a starting XI similar to the one that has already beaten them twice this season.

LEWIS COOK says lifting the FA Cup for Bournemouth would be up there with captaining England to World Cup glory. The star, 28, has excelled for the Cherries while wearing the armband in the

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola has been speaking to the media before Saturday's FA Cup fourth round game against Everton (kick-off 15:00 GMT). Here are the key lines from his news conference: On team news, Iraola said he does not think they will have any recovering players back: "We will have the same players that we had the other day."

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