Stoke City entertain Everton in the English Premier League in what promises to be an intriguing clash between two in-form teams.
Stoke have gone from strength-to-strength in the past few games, and have climbed up to ninth in the Premier League table, having taken 23 points from 16 matches.
Everton, meanwhile, will be buzzing from the last-gasp win over Tottenham and David Moyes will look to his side to build on the momentum and establish themselves in the top four.
"Everton are a top, top team enjoying an excellent season, so it's going to be really tough for us and we'll need our supporters as much as ever," Stoke manager Tony Pulis told the club's official website.
"The fans should be proud of the effort and commitment shown by the players in two local derbies away from home in which took four points and kept two clean sheets.
"As ever, they can play their part now that we're back at the Britannia. Hopefully, the place will be rocking because we'll need everyone to be at their very best."
Pulis also complained about the fact that Stoke have received some poor decisions from the referees this season. "I have spoken to Mike Riley this week," he told the Stoke Sentinel. "I find the whole situation disappointing week after week.
"Look at the incidents where our players are being booked or sent off, then compare them with similar incidents involving others that are going unpunished. There was the Clark one on Glenn at Villa."
The Stoke boss said Michael Owen is still a couple of weeks away from making a return. "Michael played for 70 minutes in a reserve game on Tuesday but he needs more work," he added. "He did smashingly well but needs a couple of weeks' full training and then a full game or two.
"Every time we get him there, he breaks down so maybe we have brought him back too soon in the past. We will give him some time before we chuck him in. Hopefully, he will get a little bit more strengthening work done as well. But we will do what is right for the club and the team."
Ryan Shotton is suspended for Stoke, while Charlie Adam returns from serving his won one-match suspension.
Everton will be without Kevin Mirallas and Tony Hibbert.
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Expected lineups: Stoke: Begovic; Wilkinson, Huth, Shawcross, Cameron; Walters, Adam, Nzonzi, Whelan, Etherington; Crouch.
Everton: Howard; Coleman, Jagielka, Distin, Baines; Naismith, Gibson, Osman, Pienaar, Fellaini; Jelavic.
Prediction: 1-0 to Everton
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