Tim Howard insists Everton will draw on their FA Cup exit for a concerted effort to snatch fourth place in the Premier League from Arsenal. The rivals meet at Goodison Park on Sunday for the first time since Arsenal won their FA Cup quarter-final tie 4-1 earlier this month.
"We are looking forward to playing Arsenal," Howard said.
"We still have a sour taste in our mouth about what happened at the Emirates in the FA Cup, so we will try and put that right at home.
"Two weeks ago we were looking to catch Tottenham, now we are asking ourselves 'can we catch Arsenal?'.
"We're not favourites to finish fourth because the gap is still four points.
"It's in our hands because we have a game in hand and we have to play them, but they still have that four-point lead so it is difficult.
"We are on the outside looking in, but we are in the fight. If we could win next week and keep on their heels, that would be important for us."
