Preview | December 7
Everton have won 3 of their last 5 and they'll come into this match full of confidence they can keep their good run going. The Toffees' defence has impressed this season as they rank 8th in the EPL for xGA (expected goals against). They may be tested in this match though, as opponents Newcastle bring along a top scoring attack averaging 2.3 goals per match. Jack Harrison leads the way with assists this season and has 3 so far (15th in the EPL).
Newcastle have won 3 of their last 5 and they'll come into this match full of confidence they can keep their good run going. Goal chances have been frequent, their last 5 matches average xG (expected goals) of 1.71 has been 7th highest in the league over that span. Anthony Gordon isn't shy in front of goal. He's taken 27 shots at goal this season, a tally that puts him 21st in the Premier League for shots taken. Nick Pope has been a stone wall - he's recorded 17 saves and allowed 5 goals over his last 5.
Everton-Newcastle Prediction: 1-2
This is a tough one to call but Newcastle look to be the most likely to find the back of the net and take the points.
Did you know? In 2023 Newcastle visited Everton and won 4-1. That stands as the most goals the Toffees have conceded at home to the Magpies in the history of this matchup in the Premier League.
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Report | December 2
Nottingham Forest | 0 - 1 | Everton |
Dwight McNeil 67 |
62% | Possession | 38% |
13 | Total Shots | 12 |
2 | Shots on Target | 3 |
4 | Corners | 3 |
15 | Fouls | 14 |
After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Dwight McNeil got the opener for Everton in the 67th minute. This lone goal proved decisive, as Everton held on to beat Forest and take all three points.
Dwight McNeil was relentless, getting 12 crosses into the opposition box. For Forest, Murillo was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Tricky Trees completed 234 more passes than the Toffees but ultimately weren't able to make it count as they lost the game.
Everton get back to winning ways. Meanwhile, it's more misery for Forest as they lose again.
Dwight McNeil | Ryan Yates |
12 crosses (11th in the Premier League) | Drew 6 fouls (2nd in the Premier League) |
Scored 1 goal | 5 tackles won |
Next up, Forest meet Fulham at Craven Cottage on Wednesday, December 6th. While Everton take on Newcastle at Goodison Park on Thursday, December 7th. Will the Tricky Trees halt their terrible form? Can the Toffees win again?
Report | November 26
Everton | 0 - 3 | Manchester United |
Alejandro Garnacho 3 | ||
Marcus Rashford 56 [PK] | ||
Anthony Martial 75 |
50% | Possession | 50% |
24 | Total Shots | 9 |
6 | Shots on Target | 4 |
6 | Corners | 5 |
10 | Fouls | 8 |
Man United had a great start in this one with an early Alejandro Garnacho goal after being found by Diogo Dalot. Marcus Rashford added another to put Man United 2-0 up after 56th minutes. Anthony Martial put the match away with a third in the 75th minute, and Everton were shutout as Man United secured a comfortable win.
Diogo Dalot was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. Bruno Fernandes kept the ball nicely with a pass completion rate of 86%. Neither team showed a superior passing game. The Toffees had 439 completed passes while United completed 437 passes.
Man United's winning streak rolls on. Meanwhile, Everton's mixed form continues.
André Onana | Marcus Rashford |
Earned a clean sheet | 4 corners won |
Saved 6 shots | Scored 1 goal |
Both squads play next on Saturday, December 2nd. Everton meet Forest at The City Ground, while Man United take on Newcastle at St James' Park. Will the Toffees improve their form? Can United keep their great form going?
Report | November 11
Crystal Palace | 2 - 3 | Everton |
Eberechi Eze 5 [PK] | Vitalii Mykolenko 1 | |
Odsonne Edouard 73 | Abdoulaye Doucouré 49 | |
Idrissa Gana Guèye 86 |
66% | Possession | 34% |
13 | Total Shots | 8 |
4 | Shots on Target | 4 |
9 | Corners | 2 |
9 | Fouls | 18 |
Vitalii Mykolenko netted the first goal of the match for Everton in the first minute following an assist by Jack Harrison. After the first, Everton proceeded to add on 2 more goals. Palace nearly kept up in this high-scoring affair, scoring 2 of their own, but it wasn't enough as Everton narrowly took the win in this exciting match.
Dwight McNeil was relentless, getting 7 crosses into the opposition box. The Eagles lost on the day but managed to complete 308 more passes than the Toffees, highlighting their technical strength.
Everton are back to winning ways. Meanwhile, Palace's mixed form continues.
Vitalii Mykolenko | Eberechi Eze |
Scored 1 goal | 1 penalty won |
1 corner won | Drew 4 fouls (18th in the Premier League) |
Next up, Palace take on Luton at Kenilworth Road Stadium on Saturday, November 25th. While Everton meet Man United at Goodison Park on Sunday, November 26th. Will the Eagles improve their form? Can the Toffees win again?
Report | November 4
Everton | 1 - 1 | Brighton & Hove Albion |
Vitalii Mykolenko 7 | Ashley Young 84 [OG] |
20% | Possession | 80% |
10 | Total Shots | 7 |
4 | Shots on Target | 2 |
3 | Corners | 3 |
15 | Fouls | 5 |
Both teams scored 1 goal in this one to ultimately split the points. The Toffees may have secured the 3 points if not for an inadvertent own goal by Ashley Young in the 84th minute.
Dwight McNeil had a field day, registering 6 crosses. For Brighton, Pascal Groß continually probed down the flank, getting 8 crosses into the box. Both teams showed flashes in the passing game. Play was dominated by the Seagulls, who completed a huge 642 more passes than the Toffees.
Everton's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brighton earn their second draw in a row.
Vitalii Mykolenko | Pascal Groß |
Scored 1 goal | 118 completed passes (13th in the Premier League) |
1 blocked shot (1st in the game) | 8 crosses (1st in the game) |
Next up, Everton meet Palace at Selhurst Park on Saturday, November 11th. While Brighton will be confident against a lowly Sheffield United side on Sunday, November 12th. Can the Toffees do better next time? Will the Seagulls start a run of draws?
Report | October 29
West Ham United | 0 - 1 | Everton |
Dominic Calvert-Lewin 51 |
64% | Possession | 36% |
12 | Total Shots | 10 |
2 | Shots on Target | 4 |
4 | Corners | 3 |
7 | Fouls | 11 |
After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Dominic Calvert-Lewin got the opener for Everton in the 51st minute following an assist by Jack Harrison. This lone goal proved decisive, as Everton held on to beat West Ham and take all three points.
Dwight McNeil was relentless, getting 8 crosses into the opposition box. Ashley Young was caught offside 3 times, preventing him from adding further gloss to the scoreline. The Hammers completed 281 more passes than the Toffees but ultimately weren't able to make it count as they lost the game.
Everton take the three points. Meanwhile, West Ham have now taken 0 points from a possible 6.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin | Jarrod Bowen |
Scored 1 goal | 3 corners won |
Drew 1 foul (3rd on their team) | Drew 3 fouls (1st in the game) |
Both squads play next on Saturday, November 4th. West Ham take on Brentford at Gtech Community Stadium, while Everton meet Brighton at Goodison Park. Will the Hammers get out of this rough patch? Can the Toffees win again?
Nickname: The Toffees
Stadium: Goodison Park (Capacity 39,572)
Manager: Sean Dyche (ENG)
Last Season: 17th
Everton come into this season on the back of a second successive relegation scrap and Manager Sean Dyche promised big changes to avoid a similar campaign this time around. But it’s been a summer of few arrivals at Goodison Park and it’s hard to envisage a dramatic change of fortunes for Dyche’s side this season.
Frozen out by previous manager Frank Lampard, Doucoure thrived under Sean Dyche, scoring 5 goals in his final 10 matches of the season. His stunning second-half volley against Bournemouth on the final day of last season ensured Everton’s Premier League status and it’s no surprise the Toffees have decided to extend his contract by another year.
The Villarreal striker snubbed Everton at the start of the year and joined Tottenham in dramatic fashion. But Danjuma’s impact at Spurs was minimal and the 26-year-old will be hoping it’s a case of second time lucky as he joins the Toffees on a season-long loan. Scoring goals was a huge problem for Everton last season, but Danjuma has proven attacking versatility which will be needed to keep Sean Dyche’s side out of a relegation battle this season.
Fulham ended a five-match losing streak in style when they beat Everton 3-1 at Goodison Park towards the end of last season.
In recent years, Everton have grown accustomed to battling for survival and Manager Sean Dyche is of a similar mould. Before departing in April 2022, Dyche had kept Burnley in the Premier League for six seasons running and his direct, defensive football is a good fit for an Everton squad clearly lacking in quality and depth.
Will Dyche’s defensive setup prove the difference, or will Everton’s 70-year stay in the Premier League finally end?
Everton - To be relegated: 4.00
(odds correct as of July 31, 2023 and subject to change)
Did you know? Playing in 120 of 124 seasons, Everton hold the record for most seasons played in the top flight.
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