Everton would go above Tottenham Hotspur and climb to ninth with a rare victory over their hosts.
Spurs will be seeking to bounce back after their 3-1 defeat at Sheffield United and can overtake both the Blades and Burnley. A win would leave then eighth.
Team news
Dele Alli (hamstring) is being monitored by Spurs' medical team, but Jose Mourinho is optimistic he will be fit to play.
Everton expect Richarlison (ankle) and Djibril Sidibe (foot) to be available.
Theo Walcott (abdominal surgery) is set to return to training this week but Monday's match comes too soon. Fabian Delph remains sidelined with a muscle problem.
Did you know?
Harry Kane can become the first player to score at least twice in five consecutive matches against a single opponent in the Premier League.
Spurs’ 14-match unbeaten run against Everton is their joint-longest current sequence against a team, level with their runs against Sunderland between 2010–2017 and Swansea City between 2011–2018.
Jose Mourinho has never lost a home match against Everton, winning seven and drawing two.
Everton are looking to win a second consecutive Premier League away match for the first time since September 2016.
Match officials
Referee: Graham Scott. Assistants: Mark Scholes, Derek Eaton. Fourth official: Tim Robinson. Replacement official: Robert Hyde. VAR: Kevin Friend. Assistant VAR: Andy Garratt.
