Everton line-ups as Vitalii Mykolenko and Jonjoe Kenny decisions made for Southampton

The obvious temptation for Frank Lampard heading into this match is to not change anything.

After all, the side which performed so well against Leeds United surely deserves the chance to do the same against Southampton doesn't it?

For me though, the main question lies at left back.

Jonjoe Kenny was brilliant last time out despite playing in an unnatural position, but now Vitalii Mykolenko is back and available once more.

The Ukraine international still, of course, needs to adapt to the Premier League - and perhaps his lack of experience could play on the mind.

But, as unfortunate as it would be for Kenny, I think playing a natural left-footer in that position this time around has to be the route Everton go down.

The stand-in proved himself to be a great back-up option in certain circumstances, but Mykolenko is a left back and should get his opportunity to stake his claim in the side.

Elsewhere, it should realistically be the same again. There's certainly no need for widespread changes here.

After last weekend’s win over Leeds United, surely it has to be a case of more of the same this afternoon.

That means Jonjoe Kenny, despite the return of Vitalii Mykolenko, and Alex Iwobi should both keep their places in the starting line-up.

Jordan Pickford will no doubt start in goal, with Seamus Coleman, Michael Keane, Mason Holgate and Kenny making up the back four.

While Allan, Donny van de Beek, Iwobi, Anthony Gordon and Richarlison should make up the midfield.

And finally Dominic Calver-Lewin should be charged with leading the line for the Blues.

Frank Lampard has a selection poser to make at left-back against Southampton with Vitalii Mykolenko, Everton's £18million January recruit now available again.

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