Michael Keane is restored to Everton's starting XI, as manager Frank Lampard makes one enforced change for Wednesday's Premier League meeting with Watford.

Defender Keane replaced the stricken Yerry Mina during the opening half of the win over Leciester City on Sunday. And he comes into the team at Vicarage Road as part of a likely back three, also featuring Mason Holgate and captain Seamus Coleman.

Lampard sticks with the front three of Richarlison, playing at the home of the club he left for Everton in summer 2018, Anthony Gordon and Demarai Gray.

Fabian Delph starts for the fifth time in six Premier League matches. He is partnered by Abdoulaye Doucoure in the centre of midfield.

Vitalii Mykolenko, who spectacularly opened his Everton scoring account at Leicester, continues at left-wing-back, with Alex Iwobi filling the position on the right.

Jordan Pickford is Everton's goalkeeper.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Salomon Rondon, Dele, Allan and Tom Davies are all named on Everton's bench.

That quintet is joined among manager Lampard's substitutes by Andre Gomes, Jonjoe Kenny, Jarrad Branthwaite and Asmir Begovic.