The 35-year-old has been able to train for three weeks without interruption, however, and was named in coach Mauricio Pochettino's 23-man squad for the trip to City, where his side will be hoping to clinch their place in the knockout stage. After a summer of change at Everton, the overhaul continues with the arrival of former Lyon head coach Jean-Luc Vasseur. Ambition is the driver and the Frenchman already has a compatriot at the club who could help bring the success they crave. "You have to make an impact early and get a knockout early," he said. "I did really well to get myself in the position to win the match, but I don't think I deserved to win, to be honest. Obviously I had a ton of opportunities at the end to do it, but the way that I was playing tonight was not good enough."Don't forget to follow us onskysports.com/tennisour Twitter account@skysportstennis