SEAN DYCHE is hoping Everton's fans can roar them back to winning ways this weekend.
The Toffees stopped the rot of four defeats on the spin with a hard-fought FA Cup draw at Crystal Palace last week.
That goalless game at Selhurst Park saw 4,000 fans make the trip from Merseyside to south London on a Thursday night.
It came after a Carabao Cup exit on penalties against Fulham and three Premier League defeats in a row against Tottenham, Manchester City and Wolves.
At Molineux, the fans (right) showed their support for the team and their fury at the 10-point deduction for breaching the Premier League's financial rules.
Everton welcome high-flying Aston Villa to Goodison on Sunday with the Midlands club looking to get some momentum again.
This story is from the January 10, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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