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Can Everton take their Europa League form into the Premier League?

One of Everton’s worst domestic seasons in recent years could end up with Champions League qualification 

if they go all the way in the Europa League, but Roberto Martinez has the perfect opportunity to return to winning ways in the Premier League against the basement club.
Their Goodison Park form has been poor, winning just three of their 12 games having won eight at this stage last season, struggling to break down defensive sides.
Romelu Lukaku’s return to form, with six goals in his last eight games and a hat-trick in Switzerland on Thursday
Bodes well for the remainder of the season and beyond, and Martinez will realise the importance of keeping the Belgian’s confidence up in hope of a better domestic term in 2015/16.

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