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Sep 28, 2015 at 8pm UK
 
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Everton boss Roberto Martinez wary of West Bromwich Albion's attacking threat

Everton boss Roberto Martinez is wary that West Bromwich Albion's attacking force will cause his team problems in tonight's Premier League match.

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has claimed that his players will need to keep a close eye on Saido Berahino, Salomon Rondon and Callum McManaman in tonight's Premier League match against West Bromwich Albion.

The Toffees have suffered just one defeat in six top-flight games so far this season, while the Baggies are unbeaten in their last three matches.

Martinez believes that Berahino and Rondon can cause his team trouble, and is also wary of his former player McManaman, who worked under the Spaniard at Wigan Athletic.

"They have gone back to what they when at their very best, which is keeping clean sheets and being defensively very strong," the Liverpool Echo quotes Martinez as saying.

"They have got players up front from Salomon Rondon, Saido Berahino and Callum McManaman who can bring a real goalscoring threat so we know what we are going to be facing. We need to find a way of breaking West Brom down."

Everton are currently ninth in the league table, one point above the Baggies.

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