Chelsea, Vardy and Man City: What’s Hot and What’s Not from the Premier League

NOT: Everton

Following the reverse at Watford, Everton have recorded only one win in 10 matches – a complete contrast to how Ronald Koeman’s Toffees started the season.

The men from Merseyside have slipped down to ninth in the division after a lacklustre run of form that could derail their bid for European football come the conclusion of the campaign.

In their last five games, Everton have been on the losing side three times, making it a bleak mid-winter for the Goodison Park club – it could get even worse, with Arsenal and a derby date with Liverpool next up.

The standards of key players have dropped considerably in the past few months. These concerns need to be addressed before the run spirals out of control.