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Everton Predicted Starting Lineup Against Aston Villa: Dyche Unleashes Lee Carsley Tactic

Everton manager Sean Dyche is expected to make tactical adjustments as his team faces Aston Villa at Villa Park on Saturday (17:30 BST). The Toffees have had a dismal start to the season, losing their first three Premier League matches.

Dyche has had two weeks to reflect on the 3-2 defeat to AFC Bournemouth, which saw Everton squander a two-goal lead. He has suggested that he’s watched the game back multiple times and insists that his substitutions were not to blame.

With key players Jarrad Branthwaite, Nathan Patterson, Armando Broja, and Youssef Chermiti injured, and Seamus Coleman doubtful, Dyche will have to rely on his available squad members.

Predicted Starting Lineup:

Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford

Pickford returns to club duty with confidence after keeping two clean sheets for England during the international break. His experience and shot-stopping ability will be crucial in keeping Villa’s attack at bay.

Right-back: James Garner

With Patterson injured and Coleman doubtful, Garner may fill in as a makeshift right-back, utilizing his energy to counter Villa’s attack. This tactical switch is reminiscent of Lee Carsley’s approach, where players are often deployed in unfamiliar positions to create new attacking opportunities.

Center-back: James Tarkowski

Tarkowski has struggled this season, possibly due to an interrupted preseason. The international break may have helped him shake off remaining niggles, and he’ll be expected to partner Michael Keane in central defense.

Center-back: Michael Keane

Despite calls for Jake O’Brien to start, Dyche prefers experience, making Keane the likely choice. Keane’s leadership and organizational skills will be vital in marshaling the Everton defense.

Left-back: Vitalii Mykolenko

Mykolenko needs to focus on defensive duties after being caught out positionally against Bournemouth. His attacking prowess will also be essential in providing width and supporting the Everton attack.

Central midfielder: Idrissa Gana Gueye

Gueye remains crucial to Dyche’s system, despite playing twice for Senegal during the international break. His tireless work rate and defensive skills will be vital in breaking up Villa’s attacks.

Central midfielder: Tim Iroegbunam

Iroegbunam has surprised many with his performances and will look to prove himself against his former club. His box-to-box energy and vision will be essential in controlling the midfield battle.

Right winger: Jack Harrison

Harrison has performed decently but now needs to deliver goals and assists. His pace and trickery will be vital in unlocking the Villa defense.

Attacking midfielder: Iliman Ndiaye

Ndiaye’s electric performance against Bournemouth will be crucial in causing problems for Villa’s defense. His creativity and vision will be essential in unlocking the Villa backline.

Left winger: Dwight McNeil

Dyche may deploy McNeil to provide more protection down the flank, utilizing his set-pieces. McNeil’s delivery from wide areas will be vital in creating scoring opportunities for Everton.

Striker: Dominic Calvert-Lewin

Calvert-Lewin’s goal against Bournemouth will boost his confidence, and he’ll look to replicate his form from the end of last season. His hold-up play and finishing ability will be crucial in leading the Everton attack.

Dyche’s tactical adjustments, including the potential deployment of James Garner as a makeshift right-back, will be crucial in countering Villa’s potent attack. With Unai Emery’s side targeting a top-four finish, Everton faces a tough challenge.

The Toffees’ season recommences with a must-win encounter, and Dyche’s team selection will be pivotal in determining the outcome. Will Everton bounce back from their dismal start, or will Villa’s attacking prowess prove too much for the Toffees? Only time will tell.