It should be nothing short of a party atmosphere before kickoff at Goodison Park on Sunday (9 am ET) when Everton take the field for the first time under the Friedkin Group’s ownership, though title-chasing Chelsea will have one or two ideas about spoiling the party.

Tottenham Hotspur face Liverpool at home on Sunday in the marquee match of the Premier League weekend, with Arne Slot's visitors looking to maintain their lead atop the table. Spurs will be hoping to capitalise on recent momentum after scoring nine goals in their last two games -- a 5-0 win against Southampton last Sunday and a chaotic 4-3 victory over Manchester United in the Carabao Cup quarterfinals on Thursday evening.