Squad sheets: Tottenham Hotspur v Everton

Last weekend's assured victory over Liverpool, and the 2-0 win at Birmingham which preceded, it will have perked Everton up considerably following another slow start and they will be ready to prey on any after-effects Spurs are suffering as a result of Wednesday's first-half mauling by Internazionale. David Moyes may have lost Leon Osman with an ankle injury but Everton still have the wit and pace in attack to punish any further lapses by Tottenham's weakened defence. At the same time Rafael Van der Vaart, suspended in Milan, should be back for Spurs. David Lacey Venue White Hart Lane, tomorrow 12.45pm Tickets Sold out Last season Tottenham 2 Everton 1 Referee M Jones This season's matches 6 Y 17, R 1, 3.00 cards per game Odds Tottenham 6-5 Everton 3-1 Draw 12-5 Tottenham Subs from Cudicini, Kaboul, Jenas, Sandro, Palacios, Kranjcar, Bentley, Dos Santos, Keane, Pavyluchenko, Pletikosa Doubtful Kaboul (hamstring) Injured Defoe (ankle, 13 Nov), Dawson (knee, 13 Nov), King (groin, Dec), O'Hara (back, Jan), Woodgate (groin, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WWLWDL Disciplinary record Y10 R0 Leading scorer Van der Vaart 3 Everton Subs from Pienaar, Saha, Mucha, Beckford, Hibbert, Turner, Gueye, Baxter, Mustafi Doubtful Arteta (hamstring), Pienaar (groin), Saha (knee) Injured Rodwell (ankle, 6 Nov), Anichebe (knee, 6 Nov), Fellaini (h'tring, 27 Nov), Osman (ankle, Dec), Barkley (leg, Apr) Suspended None Form guide WWDLDL Disciplinary record Y8 R0 Leading scorer Cahill 4 Match pointers • Tottenham have fielded 11 different centre-back partnerships in 14 games this season • Everton haven't won back-to-back Premier League away matches since May 2009 • Only one team has scored more than one goal in any of the last 40 League games at White Hart Lane (Manchester United in September 2009) • Everton are one point better off than they were after eight games in 2008-09 when they finished fifth • Rafael van der Vaart has scored four goals in three games at White Hart Lane