Everton v Young Boys preview

A Coward

Romelu Lukaku’s hat-trick and a Seamus Coleman strike stunned the Swiss team last week as Everton put their domestic struggles behind them.
Roberto Martinez’s men have won just one of their last eight matches in the Premier League and sit just six points above the relegation zone.
However, in Europe they have been strong, finishing top of their group, including beating German giants Wolfsburg by an aggregate score of 6-1 over two games.
Although the task awaiting Young Boys to qualify looks seriously tough, they would have taken confidence from beating title rivals Basel 4-2 on Sunday.
Team news
Leon Osman and Steven Pienaar could return to the starting line-up for Everton.
The duo have not appeared for the first team since December but both played a part in the Under-21s’ goalless draw against Manchester United last week.
Aiden McGeady (knee), Bryan Oviedo (hamstring), Tony Hibbert (muscle), John Stones (suspended) and Aaron Lennon (ineligible) are all ruled out.
Opta stats
Everton have won 10 of their last 15 home games in European competition (including qualifiers), drawing two and losing three.
Young Boys have never previously progressed past this stage of the Europa League.
Guillaume Hoarau has scored six goals in his seven Europa League appearances this season.