Everton will work hard, of course, but they are also very capable of winning this if they are as "in your face" as they can be, and upset City's rhythm. If Pep Guardiola's side play like they did against Nottingham Forest a few weeks ago, and don't really get going, then they are going to get turned over.

Pep Guardiola’s side head to Goodison Park aiming to secure a top-four finish, with the likes of Chelsea , Newcastle United, and Aston Villa providing stiff competition. However, it will not be easy against a resurgent Everton, who have suffered just one defeat in 12 league games since David Moyes’ return.

Manchester United and Manchester City go head to head in the Premier League later today, so we simulated the big game to predict the outcome