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#2 Current form of Marco Silva's side
When Everton appointed Marco Silva as their manager in the new campaign, they had their sight sets on getting back to the top six or even challenge for the Champions League places.
Marco made his intention clear upon arrival spending more than 150 million pounds in the summer transfer market bringing in the likes of Richarlison, Yerry Mina, Lucas Digne, Andre Gomes, and few others.
Despite the transfers, what's more, eye-catching for the fans is the style of play that Marco Silva's team has adapted. Unlike Sam Allardyce, who preferred to sit back and wait for a chance to attack on the counter, Marco has made this team play on the front foot from the word go.
He is not afraid to make changes to the squad when needed and wants to win every game. They have won their last three league fixtures on the trot and would be looking to make it four in a row at Old Trafford.
