Fleetwood Town v Everton FC Live Stream – Watch EFL Cup on TV

Everton will be looking for a confidence building display as they pay a visit to Fleetwood Town in the second round of the EFL Cup tonight.

Its been a pretty dismal few weeks for Everton with only one point taken so far this season in the Premier League so the Toffees will definitely looking to garner some confidence from tonight’s tie.

Can Frank Lampard’s men build some momentum with a convincing victory tonight?

Can I watch the Fleetwood vs Everton match live streaming?

No. The Fleetwood Everton match is not the featured Carabao Cup game on Sky Sports Football tonight.

You can go in play with Bet365, who will be at the Hightbury Stadium in Fleetwood from the kick off time of 19:45 BST.

A place in the third round of the Carabao Cup will be up for grabs as Everton pay a visit to the Highbury Stadium.

This will be the second clash between these sides in this tournament, as the Toffees prevailed over Fleetwood Town by a 5:2 scoreline two years ago.

Fleetwood Town have enjoyed a good run of form since their opening day loss at the hands of Port Vale; they have no losses in five games played since then, with two wins and three draws.

However, it’s important to note that Fleetwood Town are coming off three consecutive draws, in all competitions.

The Cod Army’s unbeaten run is as a result of their stingy defense; they kept three clean sheets in their last four matches, allowing just one goal in that stretch.

Fleetwood Town faced off with Championship side Wigan in the previous round, knocking them out by a lone goal.

Everton will be anything but a walk in the park for the Cod Army, as the Toffees ply their trade in the Premier League, two tiers above Fleetwood.

On the other hand, Everton have struggled to find their best form lately; they’ve obtained just one point from a possible nine in the Premier League so far.

The Toffees will likely be thankful for this fixture, as they hope to get some momentum going with a win.

Everton have been dealt a bad hand when it comes to injuries this summer; they lost Yerry Mina, Benjamin Godfrey, and Abdoulaye Doucoure in their first two league games.

Also, Dominic Calvert-Lewin suffered a knee injury during their pre-season campaign, while Andre Gomes and Andros Townsend are still recovering from injuries they picked up last season.

Fleetwood Town will be without Darnell Johnson, while Carlos Gomes remains a doubt for this match.

We’ve mentioned that Fleetwood Town allowed just one goal in their last four matches; however, keeping a clean sheet against the Toffees will be a difficult task.

Everton found the net in four of their last five games, averaging two goals per game in that stretch; they also bagged five goals when they squared off against the Cod Army two years ago.

Conversely, Everton’s defense has not exactly been their strong suit; as they’ve only managed one clean sheet in their last 10 matches.

Considering both teams scored at least two goals each when these teams met the last time, we should expect goals at both ends.

Back the both teams to score market as ‘YES’ which pays at 19/20 odds.