Everton begins their FA Cup third-round campaign at home against Sunderland, with both teams facing challenges due to injuries and suspensions. Everton, struggling in the Premier League with recent poor form and a depleted squad, will be without key players like Michael Keane and Jack Grealish due to suspensions. The match is scheduled for Saturday, January 10th, at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool, and will be broadcast on ESPN2 and available via live streams such as fuboTV. Sunderland, sitting 10th in the league, is also affected by absences but promises to take the cup seriously. The last meeting between the sides was a 1-1 draw earlier this season. In the Premier League, Everton hosts Brentford and faces a tough challenge, aiming to improve after recent heavy defeats and defensive lapses. The team is hampered by a thin squad and ongoing injuries, which limit options for manager David Moyes. Recent matches saw Everton suffer a 2-4 loss to Brentford and a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, with defensive errors being a major concern. Meanwhile, Brentford's Igor Thiago continues his impressive scoring run, with 17 goals this season, making him the top Brazilian scorer in a single Premier League season. Other notable Premier League results include Manchester City’s 1-1 draw with Brighton, which hampers their title hopes, and Newcastle’s dramatic 4-3 victory over Leeds in a match with record late goals. Manchester United, under interim coach Darren Fletcher, drew 2-2 with Burnley, while Chelsea extended their winless streak to five games after a loss to Fulham. Bournemouth’s Semenyo scored a late goal to secure a win in what might be his last game before a transfer to Manchester City. Overall, Everton faces a challenging fixture against Sunderland in the FA Cup with squad limitations and recent poor league form, while their Premier League campaign continues to be plagued by defensive issues and injuries. The FA Cup match offers a chance for the Blues to progress despite their struggles, with live streaming options available for fans worldwide.