Keep track of all the Premier League team news ahead of this weekend’s matches.

Liverpool’s trip to rivals Manchester United is the pick of the weekend matches, while Arsenal face Southampton and Tottenham travel to Burnley. 

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Dan Evans scored another impressive victory to take him into the semi-finals of the ATP Delray Beach Open in Florida.

This latest win comes less than a year after his comeback from suspension.

The 28-year-old Midlander defeated third seed and World No 52 Andreas Seppi 6-4 6-4 having come through the qualifying event.

Dan Evans beat Andreas Seppi to reach semi-finals of the ATP Delray Beach Open in Florida

It was a 14th win of the season for Evans, who took a 4-0 first lead against the Italian to set the tone and held on thereafter.

He was awaiting the winner between second seed John Isner and Frenchman Adrian Mannarino.

The victory will see Evans climb to a world ranking of at least 120, as he aims to reach his career-high of 41. 

Everton have finally resolved their long-running dispute with Watford and agreed compensation for their appointment of Marco Silva.

The wrangle, which dates back to November 2017, has been solved with Everton paying more than £4million to Watford for the Portuguese; both clubs posted short statements on Friday night to say the conclusion had been ‘amicable’.

Farhad Moshiri, Everton’s major shareholder, wanted Silva to succeed Ronald Koeman when he sacked him 18 months ago and initially offered more than £10m to the Vicarage Road club in recompense.

Everton boss Marco Silva returned to Watford for a Premier League match earlier this month

However, Watford were enraged with Everton’s attempts to recruit Silva and reported them to the Premier League for an illegal approach, insisting that he had been ‘tapped up’.

Silva became Everton head coach last May and club officials hoped to make a breakthrough during talks over Richarlison’s £45m move; that business was conducted cordially but Watford did not want to discuss Silva’s case at the same time.

They wanted the Premier League to take action and they, in turn, appointed a law firm to discuss with all parties exactly what had happened. Potential sanctions could have included a huge fine or potentially a points deduction.

In December Silva was taunted by Watford fans, who took inflatable snakes to Goodison Park

It will have come as a relief to the Premier League that this case is now over but relations between Everton and Watford are unlikely to repaired; Watford, who sacked Silva in January 2018, blamed Everton’s approach for disrupting their season.

Everton return to action on Tuesday at Cardiff and the irony of this settlement is the fact that Silva remains under pressure following a desperate run of results.

The season has become a write off for Everton following the FA Cup exit at Championship club Millwall and Silva needs to show Moshiri in the coming weeks that he has the ability to turn things around.

Richarlison (left) followed Silva to Everton, with Watford receiving a £45million fee in July