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Toffees looking to move to five games unbeaten
Seeking to extend their recent unbeaten streak to five matches, Everton welcome Fulham to Goodison Park for this Saturday afternoon’s Premier League clash. The Toffees have shown an impressive resurgence after a shaky season start, but Fulham, sitting 10th in the league, are looking to bounce back from recent losses.
Both teams bring unique strengths to the pitch, setting the stage for a hard-fought encounter.
Everton Recent Form
After a four-game losing start, Everton have stabilised, pulling eight points in their last four Premier League matches.
Following a goalless draw against Newcastle, the Toffees beat Ipswich Town 2-0, their third clean sheet in a row this October, a month that has often seen them perform better historically.
Fulham Recent Form
Fulham’s five-game unbeaten streak was cut short by consecutive losses to Manchester City and Aston Villa. Despite these setbacks, they’ve shown promise this season, currently only three points shy of the top six.
A quick start has proven effective for Fulham, with early leads in each of their last five games; however, holding that advantage has been a challenge, as shown in their last two outings.
Injury and Team News
Everton: Injuries continue to impact Everton’s lineup, with Tim Iroegbunam, Youssef Chermiti, and Armando Broja still sidelined. James Garner is also out due to a back issue, but Jarrad Branthwaite and Jesper Lindstrom are expected to return to the squad as confirmed by Sean Dyche.
Fulham: Fulham will be without Sasa Lukic (shoulder) and Timothy Castagne (hamstring), and Joachim Andersen is serving a one-match suspension after his red card against Villa.
Last Everton Lineup
Last Fulham Lineup
Everton v Fulham – Who is the Referee and VAR?
Referee: John Brooks.
Assistants: Simon Bennett, Darren Cann.
Fourth official: Leigh Doughty.
VAR: Stuart Attwell.
Assistant VAR: Constantine Hatzidakis.
Everton Player To Watch
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been in excellent form lately, adding valuable offensive output with support from wide players Harrison and Ndiaye.
Fulham Player To Watch
Raul Jimenez, with three goals in his last four games, remains a top threat. Supported by wingers Traore and ex-Toffee Alex Iwobi, Jimenez will aim to convert early opportunities.
Prediction
Given Everton’s renewed defensive strength and Fulham’s aggressive start, a balanced outcome seems likely.
Expect a closely-fought game with Everton’s home advantage tempered by Fulham’s past success at Goodison.
Our Prediction: Everton 1-1 Fulham
Betting Tips
Tip 1: Both Teams to Score
With Fulham’s attacking proficiency and Everton’s recent consistency, both sides look likely to find the net.
Tip 2: Everton to Win or Draw
Everton’s defensive form has proven robust, making a home win or draw a safer double chance.
Tip 3: Under 2.5 Goals
Both teams have had close, low-scoring matches recently, suggesting that under 2.5 goals might be the outcome.
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