Everton vs Sunderland Live Streaming 09-04-2012

Watch Everton vs Sunderland Live Streaming and Video Highlights 09-04-2012

 

 Watch Sunderland v Everton online on April 09, 2012 at 10:00 am ET. Both teams currently play online in the same market. But outcomes for each team have been quite different.
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With just a day among games, David Moyes may rearrange his team that drew with Norwich on Saturday. Phil Neville, who played in midfield beside the Canaries, will drop to right-back where he had success against James McClean in the FA Cup games against Sunderland. Marouane Fellani and Seamus Coleman will also return after opening the game on the bench at Carrow Road, while the remarkable Nikica Jelavic will carry on to lead the line, supported by Tim Cahill. Martin O’Neill could be forced into changes from his team that drew with Tottenham. Lee Cattermole and Phil Bardsley are both doubts for the visit to Goodison as both came off against Spurs late in the game. With John O’Shea still out and with no other recognised right-back at the club, Craig Gardner will fill in, with David Vaughan dropping into midfield. Kieran Richardson or Wayne Bridge could also be recalled to fill-in at left-back, allowing Jack Colback to revert back to his usual midfield role.

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• Everton have never lost to Sunderland since David Moyes has been in charge of the club - a span that lasts 10 years and 16 games. (11 wins and five draws).

• Sunderland’s last win at Goodison Park came in the 1996-97 season with a 3-1 victory thanks to goals from Michael Bridges and Craig Russell.

• Nikica Jelavic (pictured right) has scored five goals in 10 games since joining the Toffees in January, together with one at the Stadium of Light in the FA Cup quarter-final replay.

• Tim Cahill has scored seven times against Sunderland in 14 games, six of which have been scored for Everton. The other came in the FA Cup semi-final for Millwall in 2004.

• Stephane Sessegnon has assisted nine goals this season, and no player from a club outside of the top four has more than the Benin intercontinental.

• Nicklas Bendtner has scored four goals in his last six league games and will look to keep this run of form going against the Toffees after drawing a blank against Tottenham.

• Everton have lost just once in their last six league games at home, with their only defeat coming beside Arsenal last month.