Sean Dyche has no fresh injury concerns ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Brighton & Hove Albion at Goodison Park, while captain Seamus Coleman is set to step up his return from a knee injury with minutes for the Under-21s.

The Blues return to home soil this weekend looking to build more positive momentum, having recorded back-to-back 3-0 victories at Goodison and winning five of their past seven outings in all competitions.

Ashley Young, who scored his first goal for the Club in Wednesday's Carabao Cup triumph over Burnley, is available after serving a one-match suspension when the Toffees recorded a 1-0 away victory over West Ham last time out in the league.

Coleman, meanwhile, could feature for Everton Under-21s, who take on Manchester United at Leigh Sports Village on Saturday (12pm GMT), having been out since the start of May.

"Seamus is going well," said Dyche in his pre-match press conference. "He'll hopefully get involved in a game for the Under-21s this weekend. He needs some game time, of course, but he's training very well and I think he's pleased to be back on the grass."

André Gomes (calf) and Dele (groin) remain sidelined, with Dyche adding: "Dele still has some time to go - he's just back on the grass now but he's in a good place. I had a chat with him the other day and he's in a good place, other than his injury, of course, which he is frustrated by.

"André has been very frustrated. He's had a niggly calf injury again but he's coming back through that now."