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After ending Everton’s miserable Europa League campaign on a high with a brace, Ademola Lookman is ready to make an impression during the Merseyside Derby tomorrow.
Lookman scored twice and could have had more as the Blues won 3-0 at Apollon Limassol on Thursday, and is looking to convince Sam Allardyce that he is deserving of a starting spot at Anfield too.
Speaking to ESPN FC, Lookman struck a confident note -
"I believe in my ability; I know what I can do.
"It's always good to play and enjoy your football and I did that on Thursday, hopefully it showed.
"[The Liverpool game] is out of my control. I can only do what I do on the football pitch. Once I get my opportunity I will take it.''
Two of his colleagues who lifted the Under-20 World Cup earlier this summer have received call-ups to the England senior team. Lewis Cook and Dominic Solanke’s experiences with the Three Lions is motivating for Lookman.
"I have played with them for a couple of years and to see them doing that is nice; they deserve it.
"I don't see why I can't follow in their footsteps. It is a big club, Everton, and I am still learning, still young. With time I think everything will come.''
Lookman provides the side with an injection of pace, something the Blues could seriously require to break the Liverpool high press on Sunday.