Three bold Everton vs Wolves predictions as Tyler Dibling makes statement to David Moyes

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Everton take on Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux in the third round of the Carabao Cup this evening.

David Moyes will look at the competition as a real chance of winning major silverware and of course a route to the Europa League.

Moyes had made no secret of his desire to return Everton to Europe, so he’ll likely field a strong team this evening.

Ahead of the clash at Molineux, here are three bold predictions that could happen in the West Midlands tonight.

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Tyler Dibling produces masterclass

Tyler Dibling is yet to make his full Everton debut following his whopping £40m transfer from Southampton.

Dibling is expected to get his first start tonight, and he’s going to put on a masterclass, evincing exactly why he was bought for big money.

The left-footed playmaker will lay on a couple of assists and produce a number of jaw-dropping dribbles, making a real statement to Moyes ahead of the Premier League clash against West Ham United on Monday.

Thierno Barry scores a brace

Like Dibling, Thierno Barry’s Everton career hasn’t got off to a flyer just yet, but that’ll all change at Molineux.

Barry will lead the line and combine really well with Dibling on numerous occasions, netting his first two goals for the Toffees.

That’ll certainly give Moyes plenty to think about with Beto failing to deliver consistent goals at the moment.

Merlin Rohl dominates the midfield

Merlin Rohl is another exciting signing who arrived in the summer, and he could get his chance to start for the first time in a blue shirt.

Rohl has already caught the eye in training and Moyes reckons he will be able to quickly adapt to English football.

“I’ve been pleased with what I’ve seen, I have to say,” the Everton boss admitted earlier this month. “But look, he’s another young boy coming in from a different league.

“A different speed, a different intensity. He’ll be able to handle it, I’ve got no doubt about that.”

Rohl will dominate the midfield tonight and perhaps even get on the scoresheet himself.