Everton are back in action this evening with another home clash in the Premier League, this time against Leicester City.
Heading in off the back of their 1-0 victory over Manchester United earlier in the month, Frank Lampard and the Everton fans will undoubtedly be looking to see their team secure another win this time out to move further away from the relegation zone.
Looking ahead to tonight's showdown and their remaining league games of the campaign, it seems as though the Merseyside club have been handed a major boost over one of their key players.
What's the news?
In a recent Twitter post from journalist Patrick Boyland relaying news from Lampard's latest press conference, Toffees defender Yerry Mina will be in the squad to take on the Foxes.
The centre-back has been out of action since February with a hamstring injury and has only made ten league appearances for his side due to previous issues.
Great news for Lampard
With the Toffees only losing four of the ten league games that the Colombian has played in and only two of the games he completed a full 90 minutes in, having him back in the squad as another option will be a great thing for Lampard going forward.
To highlight what a useful option he will be, the 27-year-old has won nine tackles and made 14 blocks and 36 clearances in the league this season.
If he can make a return to action and continue being a tough figure at the back for his side, he could end up being the difference between Everton staying up or going down.
In terms of tonight's showdown, it seems unlikely that the Toffees boss will immediately throw Mina back into the team considering how long he's been out of action for.
With that in mind, if Lampard wants to have the defender available for the rest of the season, the 43-year-old will have to manage Mina's minutes, for the time being, so he doesn't risk getting injured again.
Also, with the centre-back pairing of Ben Godfrey and Michael Keane managing to keep a clean sheet last time out against the Red Devils, it would make sense for Lampard to stick with those two on this occasion to see if they can do the same again against Leicester.
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