Tottenham vs Everton team news: Injury latest as seven could miss out
Everton are preparing for a trip to face Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Saturday.
The high of the late equaliser against Manchester United remains on Merseyside.
It had looked Tyrique George's stunner was going to count for nothing when Benjamin Sesko netted on 88 minutes.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles curled home a special strike to secure a last-gasp point at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
That debut effort has got everyone up after so much frustration surrounding deadline day.
David Moyes will be keen to keep that going against Tottenham as we assess the injury latest for both sides.
Everton wait on James Garner latest
The Blues already have a very thin squad after a pretty disastrous transfer window.
That isn't lost on Moyes after being very clear in interviews and press conferences after deadline day.
He will need as many players fit and firing as possible as injuries are going to hit Everton more than almost everyone else.
That is why seeing James Garner forced off against Man United was such a frustrating sight.
He seems to have been forced off with cramp and could be fit and ready to face Tottenham.
The same can't be said about Christian Norgaard who is unlikely to be available until after the international break.
The Dane is recovering from an issue and will once again be absent.
Tottenham hit with Mykhalio Mudryk blow
There has been injury problems a plenty at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in recent years.
That is no different this season as Xavi Simons, Wilson Odobert and Dejan Kulusevski are all dealing with long-term problems.
They will all miss the Everton clash, with James Maddison potentially set to join them due to a shoulder problem.
The Englishman has been back in training for the Lilywhites and may feature, but that is yet to be confirmed.
Roberto De Zerbi has been hit with a new problem in the shape of Mykhailo Mudryk.
Having only signed late in the window, the winger has now picked up an ankle injury that could see him ruled out until late October or even November.
That leaves Spurs potentially without five big-names as they prepare to welcome Everton.
