Summary:
Everton striker Kevin Mirallas is set to miss the rest of the season after suffering a hamstring injury in their 1-1 draw with Liverpool.

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Everton fear they will be without Kevin Mirallas for at least four weeks after he suffered a hamstring tear in Saturday’s Merseyside derby. The Belgium forward pulled up after just 30 minutes of the game and early signs are not good. Manager Roberto Martinez said afterwards: ‘It seems bad. It’s a hamstring. We’re going to assess him in the next 24 hours. Kevin Mirallas sustained a hamstring injury during the 1-1 draw with Liverpool in their Premier League clash . The 26-year-old Belgian forward will be out for at least four weeks with the suspected hamstring tear . Krasnodar (a), Oct 2, Europa League . Man Utd (a), Oct 5, Premier League . Aston Villa (h), Oct 18, Premier League . Lille (a), Oct 23, Europa League . Burnley (a), Oct 26, Premier League . ‘Kevin has been in great form and we’ve got a lot of games coming up. It’s very unfortunate for us.’ Mirallas has scored three goals for Everton so far this season. Further tests are planned today to establish the severity of the tear but Everton and the Belgium national team doctor expect him to be out for a minimum of four weeks. Everton manager Roberto Martinez said: 'Kevin has been in great form. It's very unfortunate for us' Mirallas has scored three goals for Everton this season and will be sorely missed in a congested period . VIDEO Jagielka's goal is the best I've seen live - Martinez .