Everton are back in action on Saturday with their second pre-season friendly of the summer against Bolton Wanderers.
David Moyes’ side could not have made a better start to the summer at the weekend, with a solid showing against Dundee.
Goals from Beto, Thierno Barry, Harvey Foster and Dwight McNeil secured a victory against the Scottish Premiership outfit.
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It is time to go again on Saturday as Everton make the short trip to the Toughsheet Community Stadium.
With another week of training under their belt at Finch Farm, there will be an expectation for the Toffees to continue their development ahead of next month’s Premier League kick-off.
Ahead of the game on Saturday, Everton News has provided everything you need to know about the trip to Bolton.
How to watch Bolton Wanderers vs Everton
Everton supporters will be able to watch the 90-minute game via the club’s official website.
However, supporters will be charged £5.99 for the live streaming capability to watch the game in Bolton.
Kick-off will be at 3pm on Saturday, 25 July.
However, Everton News will also be running live commentary through the free-to-download TalkingPoints app.
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Users will be able to keep up to date with the events from Bolton as well as interact with fellow Evertonians as the game unfolds.
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How Everton could lineup against Bolton Wanderers
The games are going to start ramping up for the Blues over the coming weeks, with squad rotation expected by Moyes.
Youngster Harvey Foster scored against Dundee in what was a seriously impressive 30-minute display from the midfielder in the second-half at Dens Park.
Bolton are ahead of Everton in their preparations for their new season, which gets underway in just over two weeks’ time with EFL Cup action.
Everton’s 63-year-old manager will be keen to provide more minutes to some of his regular starters, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall excelling last weekend.
However, there will be question marks over the likes of James Garner and Jarrad Branthwaite due to injury issues.
New signing Hayden Hackney will be expected to be available for selection after another week of integration to the squad.
Of course, Jordan Pickford will remain unavailable as he will have just begun his time away from football following England’s World Cup campaign ending at the weekend.
With changes expected from the weekend, here is how Everton News believes Moyes could field his starting XI in Bolton.
Predicted XI: King, Rohl, Tarkowski, O’Brien, Aznou, Hackney, Armstrong, George, Dewsbury-Hall, Graham, Barry.
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