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Scott Phelan is readying his Everton side for a stern weekend examination against newly-promoted Crystal Palace in the WSL.
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Everton boss Scott Phelan isn't getting carried away with the new season buzz - but he's not hiding from it either. The head coach has made clear his side need to be bang at it when they welcome freshly-promoted Crystal Palace to the VBS Community Stadium this weekend in the Barclays Women's Super League.
Palace arrive riding high after earning their place in the top flight. Phelan knows full well that newly-promoted sides often carry a dangerous mix of confidence and nothing-to-lose energy. Every club fancies itself at this stage of the campaign, and Palace are no exception.
For Phelan, it's about more than just one result. He wants Everton to be competitive week in, week out - no matter who lines up opposite them. Developing a clear identity is the priority, as WSL Full-Time reports, and that starts with taking every opponent seriously - promotion newcomers included.
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