Regarding the new stadium at Everton, Howe stated that they travel with no expectations and that the only way to truly enjoy it is by putting in a good performance and getting a result. He also mentioned that they know the old stadium well and had a ferocious atmosphere, but the new stadium will be an interesting experience.

On the topic of goalkeeper rotation, Howe admitted that he hasn't made a decision yet, but all options are on the table. He praised Nick Pope's experience and level-headedness, but also mentioned that Aaron Ramsdale is ready to step in if needed. Howe emphasized that goalkeeper rotation is not a natural process and that changing goalkeepers is a big decision that requires careful consideration.

Howe also discussed the form of Harvey Barnes, who has seven goals in 19 appearances this season, and praised his confidence and physical strength. He also drew positives from Joe Willock's performance in the midweek defeat, noting that he's been training well and showing excellent attitude and athleticism.

Finally, Howe updated on the injury status of Kieran Trippier and Emile Krafth, confirming that Trippier will be out for a month with a hamstring pull, while Krafth has a minor knee strain. He also provided an update on Yoane Wissa's recovery from his knee injury, stating that he's training with the team and they have a date in mind for his return, but it will be kept private for now.