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#everton

Everton are interested in signing the Brazilian striker Yuri Alberto from Corinthians. The 24-year-old is in impressive form right now, and he has 18 goals to his name this season. He was likely to cost around 40 million. According to TEAMtalk, Everton are leading the race to secure his signature, and they have already made enquiries for the player. West Ham United are interested in the striker as well.

Leeds United and Everton are looking to improve their defensive unit during the January transfer window, and they are keen on Natan. The Real Betis defender has done quite well in La Liga, and he has attracted the attention of the Premier League club. According to a report from Fichajes, he will cost around 40 million. It will be interesting to see which of the two English clubs decides to follow up on their interest with an official proposal at the end of the season.

Liverpool's rivalry with Everton is as fierce and deep-seated as they come in English football. The two clubs, who until this year were separated by the short distance across Stanley Park, are two of the Premier League's best-supported teams. Neither has been relegated from English football's top flight since the Premier League's 1992 inauguration while more recently both clubs have undergone stadium moves or redevelopment.

David Wycherley, from Everton Fans' Forum, said "his story teaches us a lesson that we can't ignore". "Hopefully [the bench] will remind people to slow down, to check in with each other and to talk and just ask that extra question about how people are getting on in life. "But also to listen as well. Sometimes it's just as important to be that listening ear for the people around you."

Malick Thiaw scored the quickest goal of the Premier League season so far just hours after Phil Foden had set the record. The Newcastle defender headed home after just 55 seconds at Hill Dickinson Stadium to give the Magpies an early lead in their clash with Everton. The goal came following Foden's opening goal for Manchester City against Leeds United at the Etihad earlier in the day that clocked in at 59 seconds.

Tensions often boil over on a football pitch, but it's generally seen as the done thing for players to train their sights on the opposition. That's why you had to pinch yourself when Everton team-mates Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane squared up to each other in the 13th minute of their side's 1-0 win at Manchester United on Monday night.

We don't see it very often. If nothing had happened afterwards, I don't think anybody in the stadium would've been surprised,

The pair squared up after Gueye's poor pass inside the box gifted a chance to United skipper Bruno Fernandes, who fired narrowly wide. Gueye was irate and raised his left hand to slap Keane, with referee Tony Harrington immediately producing a red card, which was confirmed by VAR Paul Howard. The Premier League Match Centre said: "The referee's call of red card to Gueye for violent conduct was checked and confirmed by VAR - with the action deemed to be a clear strike to the face of Keane."

It's that mentality of win or learn. You win, but if you don't, you analyse why. Where you start is not where you are collectively at the end of the season. We haven't got an abundance of experience but we have enough and we have players that can grow into roles, and step up. It's achievable, the evidence shows that

Dubravka gifts West Ham win Soucek, scorer of the third goal against Newcastle last week, completed the turnaround, converting after Burnley goalkeeper Martin Dubravka palmed Lucas Paqueta's curling effort straight into his path. And there was another moment to forget for Dubravka three minutes from the end of normal time. Soucek was to the fore again, driving into space and fizzing a low effort that Dubravka palmed straight to Kyle Walker-Peters, who scored with only his second touch of the game.

Now, with Kolo Muani fit, the former Everton striker has had to make do with a place on the bench and failed to impress against FC Copenhagen in midweek, missing a penalty that another striker, Dane Scarlett, won. Competition is fierce, even for a Spurs side that registered 0.1 xG in the defeat to Chelsea the lowest by any Premier League team this season and speculation has already begun before the January transfer window.

Everton have made it clear that Jarrad Branthwaite will not be leaving Goodison Park in the upcoming January transfer window, despite mounting interest from Manchester United, according to TEAMtalk. The Toffees are determined to keep hold of their star defender for the remainder of the season, viewing him as a cornerstone of their long-term project under David Moyes. The 23-year-old centre-back has been on Man United's radar for some time,