Everton face a later than usual kickoff in their Premier League game at Wolverhampton Wanderers this weekend, and manager David Moyes admitted on Friday that it will spoil his typical Saturday night plans of a bottle of wine.

"I didn't like an awful lot but I liked our resilience and our togetherness to keep in it. We didn't have a lot of the ball in the second half but we limited their clear-cut chances and had one or two ourselves"

Everton extended their unbeaten run to eight games in the Premier League under David Moyes after earning a 1-1 draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux on Saturday night. Jack Harrison

Brett Koremenos has a look at Everton’s transformation under David Moyes, and whether Portuguese forward Beto is worth punting on.

Everton’s advantage was short lived though, Marshall Munetsi opened his account for Wolves when he dispatched beyond Jordan Pickford to make it 1-1 before the break and both sides cancelled each other out in the second period.

The Joe Thomas verdict from Molineux as Everton extend their unbeaten Premier League run to eight matches with a 1-1 draw with Wolves

Moyes and his steely-eyed belief have changed the atmosphere around Everton. He’s given the team, the fans and staff confidence that wasn’t there before.

Everton team predicted to face Wolves. Everton aim to stretch their unbeaten Premier League run to eight games when they travel to Wolverhampton Wanderers (8pm GMT). Some might have thought the fixture would be a relegation scrap a few weeks ago - but that is far from the case.