Moyes wanting targeting duel - Manchester City

While City seek to near the gap on Manchester United at the very top, Everton are pursuing a European place and are currently two factors behind fifth-placed Arsenal. Website ESPN reports: "aTeams come here and they can shut up shop," Moyes informed the club's website evertonfc.com. "aYou have surely got to break them down nevertheless, you often see that the better groups will have a spin and it will make for much more of an open game. "aI can't for one minute see Manchester City coming here and thinking that they've surely got to stop Everton. They will turn to decide to try and win.aa Nevertheless, the Independentas Rachel Cummins reckons that the Toffees will need to be on the top form to emerge with an optimistic effect. She writes: aAfter exiting the frequency to an of boos last Saturday, the home part will undoubtedly be looking to bounce right back from their FA pot defeat to Wigan. aBut with City relatively right back on form and pressing to near the gap at the top, Everton will need to call for a pitch-perfect performance if they are to help keep the winners at bay.a Meanwhile, ex-Everton star Joleon Lescott could be heading back once again to Goodison Park forever in the summer - based on the Daily Mail. The defenderas omission from the England squad this week has resulted in him considering a future away from the Etihad Stadium, reports the paperas Ian Ladyman. He writes: AaLescott was omitted by Roy Hodgson for the Entire World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro next week after a time of comparative inactivity with the Barclays Premier League champions. aLescott grudgingly ask to leave the Etihad at the end of this year and will feels he can not risk dilemmas at team level interfering along with his international goals. aWith annually left on his agreement and City director Roberto Mancini revealing that he tried to sign still another key defense in January, there seems little likelihood that the Italian may stand in Lescottas way. aCity are most likely to ask for a fee in the region of A4million for the 30-year-old a' a fraction of the A24m they settled Everton to secure his services in 2010. The Goodison Park attire and Aston Villa are expected to be interested.a Elsewhere in the move gossip columns, the Express reports that reputed City target Stevan Jovetic would prefer a move to Juventus. aThe Fiorentina strike man was on the radar of Barclays Premier League clubs in January, but he pledged to keep at Manhunter Viola,a writes Charles Perrin. aHowever, Juve have walked up their attention and are willing to land him in the summertime. aThis is even though both Serie A clubsAhave a frosty relationship. aJovetic's agent Fali Ramada said: aJuventus? They're a possible location like a number of other clubs.aa Remember, weall be the first to ensure any established City exchange media on mcfc.co.uk! Higuain on Blues' radar? Tough love from the employer