Toffees wait on injured duo

Everton take their unbeaten Premiership record to Manchester City hoping that Richard Wright and Mark Pembridge have recovered from an injured and stomach upset respectively.

Toffees wait on injured duo
Fri, 30 Aug, 2002 - 11:23

Everton take their unbeaten Premiership record to Manchester City hoping that Richard Wright and Mark Pembridge have recovered from an injured and stomach upset respectively.

Both missed the midweek draw with Birmingham, which saw Steve Simonsen play in goal and David Unsworth replace Pembridge.

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