Sean Dyche announces two new Everton injury updates following the victory over Nottingham Forest.

Sean Dyche has published Dominic Calvert-Lewin was touch-and-go to play in the win for Everton towards Nottingham Forest but have to be in shape later in the week, whilst Amadou Onana is much less likely to make a speedy comeback.

Both players were absent from the Premier League victory at the City Ground, with Calvert-Lewin’s damage history part of the reason Dyche determined no longer to threat him notwithstanding the enormity of the game.

Onana, on the other hand, is reportedly making properly growth closer to recovery, but Dyche recommended he can also now not be quite equipped to characteristic in opposition to Newcastle on 7 December.

Speaking to the Liverpool Echo [3 December], Dyche revealed: “Dom was contact and go, it is a tight one with him because of his past. I suppose as long as he has come thru this weekend he has acquired a properly threat for later in the week.

“Amadou possibly not, we will have to see how his week progresses however he is surely making desirable progress.”

Fingers crossed for Calvert-Lewin

Beto did his job in opposition to Forest and played a section in earning an vital 1-0 win for Everton in their bid to get away the relegation zone, however there is an apparent drop in first-class between Calvert-Lewin and the summer time switch arrival.

The Portuguese performed simply six passes in his 82 minutes on the pitch, and neglected the goal with all three of his shots, while additionally recording a 0% dribble success rate. [Sofascore]

Getting Calvert-Lewin lower back in shape for the conflict with Newcastle at Goodison Park will be a large increase to their probabilities of taking something from the game, with the Englishman’s goalscoring shape giving Dyche the ability to have self belief in his attacking moves.

Calvert-Lewin’s return will be on the mind of many Everton followers who are hopeful he does now not suffer any other injury setback after his struggles in current years, however Dyche’s remarks recommend this time there is no serious difficulty and the membership have managed his health brilliantly.