Everton V Chelsea Barclays Premier League Match 14 -September 2013. Everton's on-loan striker Romelu Lukaku is ineligible against his parent club but James McCarthy and Gareth Barry could make their debuts.
McCarthy suffered a slight knock on international duty for the Republic of Ireland, as did right-back Seamus Coleman, but both could play.
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says Samuel Eto'o will make his debut although he might not start.
The London side have no fresh injury problems.
MATCH PREVIEW
If a week is a long time in politics, then an hour on football's transfer deadline day can be an eternity.
At 10pm on 2 September, things didn't look too good for Everton. Marouane Fellaini had delivered his transfer request in person in order to force a move to Manchester United and rumours of replacements were still no more tangible than the shadows of the reporters lurking at the gates of their Finch Farm training ground.
By 11pm, Everton were the window's big winners. Yes, Fellaini had gone, but even that move smacked of success.
Manchester United sheepishly declared the fee to be undisclosed but just moments later Everton triumphantly disclosed it - revealing that they had squeezed £4m more than expected out of a desperate United.
Tony Barrett of The Times memorably captured the mood when he tweeted that Everton had "effectively run United CEO Ed Woodward's undies up the flagpole to celebrate their victory".
Not only that, but Leighton Baines had proved every bit as loyal as Evertonians had hoped; James McCarthy, Gareth Barry and, most spectacularly of all Romelu Lukaku, had agreed to join (though he cannot play this weekend) and West Brom had parted with almost £6m for perma-sub Victor Anichebe.
In short, manager Roberto Martinez and chairman Bill Kenwright had played a blinder.
The mood at Goodison should be buoyant, then, when the Z-Cars theme blares out and Everton emerge to take on Chelsea.
If Everton grasp that mood and play the kind of high tempo, in-your-face football that has served them so well in the past, then the excitement will only escalate, much to Chelsea's discomfort.
If, instead, Everton play the kind of measured, slow-paced, possession-is-all game that turned 64% of the ball into 50% of the goals in their first three games, then there may be a feeling that an opportunity is being missed.
Everton are certainly learning to keep the ball; Chelsea will hope that they have not yet mastered quite what to do with it.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Chelsea were the only team to beat Everton at Goodison Park in last season's Premier League.
The Blues did the double over Everton last season but before that, they had won just one of the previous eight league meetings (W1, D4, L2).
Chelsea have won just one of their last five Premier League games at Everton (W1, D1, L3).
Everton's Steven Pienaar has scored in two of the last three meetings between the sides, while Frank Lampard got both Chelsea's goals when they came from behind to win 2-1 at Goodison Park last season.
Fernando Torres ended a five-month Premier League goal drought when the teams last met in May - it remains his only Premier League goal of 2013..
Everton
No team had more than Everton's 15 draws in last season's top flight - and the Toffees have begun the new campaign in similar fashion, with three draws.
Roberto Martinez has won just one of his last 11 games as a manager in the Barclays Premier League (W1, D6, L4).
The Toffees have averaged the highest possession figure in the 2013-14 Premier League season so far (64.1%).
The Toffees have averaged 519 passes per game so far under Roberto Martinez in the Premier League - up from 416 per game last season under David Moyes.
Chelsea
Chelsea won their first two league matches but drew with Manchester United last time out. Jose Mourinho began his first spell at the club with four consecutive wins (including one against United), and was unbeaten in his first eight league matches in charge.
Only West Ham (6) and Everton (5) have allowed fewer opposition shots on target than Chelsea (8) so far this season.
All 10 of the scoring opportunities Eden Hazard has created for his team-mates this season have come from open play.