Everton shocked as fears grow that Dominic Calvert-Lewin will miss survival clash

Calvert-Lewin looks distraught after injuring his hamstring against Wolves. Levin is set to miss Everton's decisive match against Bournemouth on the last day of relegation, which will be a huge blow to manager Sean Dyche.

Everton can secure their Premier League safety with a win on Sunday, draw or defeat could see them relegated to the Championship.

Calvert-Lewin suffered a hamstring injury during Everton's draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers, meaning Dyche's side have a two-point lead over Leicester City and Leeds United before reaching the final. round of lamps.

For now, Everton are desperately trying to give him every chance to make a miraculous recovery in order to at least take a place in the reserves. It is increasingly expected on the bench that Calvert-Lewin will not recover in time to play Bournemouth. Sources say the injury could take up to five weeks to heal.

Calvert-Lewin has played a major role in Everton's pursuit of safety in recent weeks, scoring a goal in a decisive draw against Leicester and performing brilliantly in the defeat of «Brighton» with a score of 5:1.

The expected absence of Calvert-Lewin will leave Dyche deciding who to start with Demarai Grey, Neil Maupay or Ellis Simms, knowing that his team must score at least one goal to guarantee survival.

Everton hold on. the lead rolls over to the decisive relegation day, but the club have lost all of their last three games at Goodison Park and have not won at home since beating Brentford in early March.

Everton have also only scored more than one goals at home once this season, in a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace in October, while Bournemouth have scored at least one goal in nine Premier League away matches and scored seven in a row at home. victories over Everton, one of which was in the English Football League Cup.

This will be a huge boost for Leicester, who are entertaining West Ham United against the backdrop of what could have been a big draw with « Newcastle United and Leeds. who entertain Tottenham.

The Spurs have not won away from home since January and have not won a Premier League victory outside of London since the end of October.