Dyche, speaking to the Everton media team, says he’s noticed how Slot has not diverged too much from how Klopp used to operate.
“They’re operating in a high-tempo manner, and they can still be affective in different ways,” said Dyche.
“[Arne Slot] has seemed to have kept that going in their own style, and externally, he seems to be letting things go along.
“It seems to have been a smooth transition. They’re going well. That’s quite obvious and they’re a good outfit. We’re going to have to be on top of our form.”
Michael Keane is a doubt for Everton due to a knee injury, while Tim Iroegbunam, James Garner and Youssef Chermiti remain unavailable.
Meanwhile, Liverpool will be without Alexis Mac Allister, who picked up a fifth yellow card of the season in the Newcastle draw.
Ibrahima Konate, Conor Bradley and Kostas Tsimikas remain out, while Alisson Becker, Federico Chiesa and Diogo Jota are still building up their fitness levels.
Some pundits have been making their Merseyside derby predictions, with Paul Merson backing Liverpool to beat Everton 2-0.
