Forest, meanwhile, will want to play off Wood, the trident behind him of Gibbs-White, Hudson-Odoi and Reyna looking pretty nasty for a side so lowly. They'll want their wide players to keep the width and look to play around Everton's fairly one-paced midfield.
Chris Wood says Forest have been working on getting better and becoming more consistent; they were good against Wolves last week. He knows the home crowd can be helpful but also notes that they can get on players' backs, and that's what Forest are trying to achieve.
Branthwaite, who looks not unlike an American cartoon, admits Monday's capitulation was unacceptable, but the best thing about football is you soon have the opportunity to redeem yourself. He thinks the home crowd will get behind the team.
Forest, meanwhile, make two changes following the 2-2 draw with Wolves. At centre-back, Moussa Niakhate is in for Andrew Omobamidele, and Nicolas Dominguez replaces Ryan Yates at the base of midfield.
Dyche makes four changes following the kicking at Chelsea, Calvert-Lewin and Gueye back from injury; Beto and Onana drop out. Jimmy Garner rusticated to the bench, Andre Gomes in, and Coleman's spot goes to Ashley Young. Jarrod Branthwaite is fit enough.
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