Everton head to the south coast after their timely win over West Ham and Yerry Mina’s knee problem apart, are likely to keep the same side as they seek their first away win of the league season. “What we have been doing away is not good enough,” said Marco Silva, who dropped his much-maligned zonal-marking system in the win over the Hammers and faces a big week with a League Cup tie against his previous club, Watford, coming up on Tuesday. Brighton won this fixture 1-0 last season but will have to cope without Aaron Mooy after the Australian was sent off in the first half of their loss at Aston Villa. “We have to give that a hundred and whatever per cent,” said their manager Graham Potter. “We know it is a tough game, but we want to bounce back ourselves. Mark TallentireSaturday 3pm Continue readingreadfullarticle
