Everton are looking to get back to winning ways when they travel to face Wolves on Saturday.
Everton have managed an unbeaten run of seven games in the league, but they have also yielded just one win in their past four outings.
That came against Crystal Palace on February 15, three days after their 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the Merseyside derby.
Everton were subsequently held to a 2-2 draw on home soil by Manchester United, having previously held a 2-0 lead, while they then went on to draw 1-1 at Brentford in their last game on 26 February.
Wolves v Everton preview
Everton’s trip to Wolves sees them face the side who sit just one place below them in the Premier League, albeit the Toffees hold a significant 10-point gap over their opponents, who are 17th in the table.
Wolves are just five points clear of the relegation zone, and have suffered two defeats in their last three league outings.
Vitor Pereira’s side were also knocked out of the FA Cup via a penalty shootout defeat to Bournemouth last Saturday.
Everton will hope to capitalise on Wolves’ lowly position and poor form, as they strive to pick up their fifth win since the re-appointment of Moyes back in January.
The last time Everton took on Wolves, they hammered the West Midlands side 4-0 thanks to strikes from Ashley Young, Orel Mangala and a brace of own goals by Craig Dawson.
Everton will head to Wolves without the experienced Seamus Coleman, who has not featured since Boxing Day and is unlikely to return until April.
