Everton and Wolves go head-to-head for a place in the fourth round of the EFL Cup.
Thierno Barry fired the Toffees into round three, scoring a hat-trick in a 4-0 win away at Championship side Preston.
Another second tier side awaits here in Wolves and David Moyes might fancy a bit of a cup run after the start his men have made in the Premier League. Everton have six points from their four matches so far, with last-gasp equalisers against both Bournemouth and Manchester United keeping their unbeaten streak intact.
New Wolves boss Cesar Peixoto will likely be pleased with side's beginning to life back in the Championship as they sit in seventh after six matches. The Midlands outfit have managed to come through tough tasks against West Ham, Birmingham and Sheffield United in their last three with four points, and it only gets trickier with a mouth-watering local derby against West Brom looming large on the horizon.
Jack Grealish has been selected to make his first start since returning to Merseyside after his loan spell last season, operating on the opposite flank to youngster Tyler Dibling.
Championship graduate Hayden Hackney starts in midfield alongside Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and James Garner for the home side.
Wolves icon Raul Jimenez is back in the starting fold after scoring the winner from off the bench during the weekend victory over Sheffield United
Everton XI
Jordan Pickford (C); Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Jake O'Brien, Michael Keane, Vitaliy Mykolenko; James Garner, Hayden Hackney, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall; Tyler Dibling, Jack Grealish; Thierno Barry
Wolves XI
Joao Virginia; Jackson Tchatchoua, Toti Gomes (C), Ladislav Krejci, Ghislain Konan; Jordan James, Tommy Doyle, Boubacar Traore; Sean Neave, Tawanda Chirewa; Raul Jimenez
