Everton v Spurs

By DAVE ANDERSON, 23/12/2018.

The Premier League fixture that our betting preview focuses on this week is the one that's kicking-off at 4pm on Sunday when Spurs travel to Goodison Park to play Everton.

We've got online bookmakers Everton v Spurs betting odds below, a preview of the match, and the betting offers and price boosts to use if you're planning to bet on the game.

Everton v Spurs: Betting Odds

Check out the best odds that British Bookmakers offer for an Everton win (H), a win for the away side Spurs (A), or a draw (D) below. Use the ALL ODDS tab to view more odds.

NB: Everton v Spurs betting odds correct at the time this match preview went live and are subject to change. Last updated: 00:27 on 23/12/2018.

Everton v Spurs: Betting Offers

As well as bookmakers best odds, we've also listed their betting offers and price boosts that you can use when betting on Sunday's Premier League match; Everton v Spurs.

Everton v Spurs: Betting Preview

Mauricio Pochettino's Spurs make the journey to Goodison Park this Sunday for their Premier League match against Everton, and will no doubt be hoping that they continue their good form.

British Bookmakers offer Spurs as favourites, and they really need all 3 points if they want to keep their top 4 spot, as their rivals all have relatively easy fixtures this weekend.

Spurs come into the match on the back of beating Arsenal 2-0 to reach the Semi-Final's of the Carabao Cup as well as their stunning qualification for the Last 16 of the Champions League.

They also haven’t lost to an Everton side for nearly 6 years, and so Pochettino will be determined that his Spurs side come away from Goodison Park with a victory on Sunday.

Since Everton’s last victory against Spurs back in 2012, there have been 11 matches between these two sides, with Spurs winning 6 of the fixtures and 5 ending in draws.

Spurs have looked so much stronger than Everton in recent years, and even though they have some injury concerns to deal with, Spurs should on paper be the side that's more likely to win.

In the lead up to the Everton v Spurs match, we've taken a look at both team’s recent performances, and any injuries that could affect either managers preparations for the game.

Everton had a pretty poor start to their 2018-19 Premier League campaign, and while they seemed to find their form ahead of the Merseyside derby, Silva’s men haven’t won any of their last 4 fixtures since they lost to Liverpool.

They're currently in 8th place on 24 points, with 6 wins from 17 matches, and while they could benefit from a win, Spurs aren't looking like a side that will allow them to take all 3 points.

The last 2 matches that they've played against Spurs have seen Everton remain goalless over the 180 minutes, with impressive 4-0 and 3-0 wins for their opponents.

Everton also suffered a 3-1 loss away to league leaders Man City last weekend, and looked unconvincing going forward despite Calvert-Lewin's scoring a consolation goal.

Luckily Marco Silva only has one player in doubt for the match, as Gueye is still recovering from a groin strain sustained in the 2-2 draw against Watford on December 10th.

If Everton can hold Spurs to a draw, it would be a fantastic outcome, and with fixtures against Burnley and Brighton coming up, they'd be in a much better position coming into the New Year.

Spurs are having a fantastic season, and will no doubt also have had their confidence boosted by an almost impossible qualification to the Last 16 of the Champions League last week.

Pochettino’s men come into the Everton match sitting in 3rd place, just 6 points behind current league leaders Liverpool, following last weeks 1-0 victory against Burnley.

Spurs have actually won 13 of the 17 Premier League matches that they've played so far this season and are currently the only team yet to draw a match.

They may look strong, but Spurs have quite a long list of injured players to deal with ahead of the Everton match, with Dier, Vertonghen, Wanyama, and Dembele all potentially ruled out.

Some positive news for Pochettino is that Sanchez, Aurier and Foyth are all expected to return from injuries and be selectable for the line-up that's set to face Everton.

The sheer number of missing players could cause some concern for Pochettino, but Spurs are a team in good form and it shouldn’t cause too much of a problem for the squad.

Given their performances so far this season, it’s no wonder that the majority of online bookmakers offer Spurs as the favourites to win the match at Goodison Park on Sunday.

If they can take the full 3 points, they’ll be in a much stronger position heading into their next 3 fixtures against Bournemouth, Wolves and Cardiff, before playing Man Utd on January 13th.

Everton v Spurs: Stats

Everton and Spurs have played each other 175 times since their first encounter in 1904 and it's Spurs with the better record having won 66 of the matches, compared to 55 for Everton.

There have been 52 games between Everton and Spurs in the Premier League era, with the Lilywhites again having the upper hand with 25 victories compared to 8 for the Toffees.

The last 10 Premier League fixtures involving both of these teams have resulted in 0 wins for Everton, 6 wins for Spurs and 4 of the encounters ending in a draw.

The last Premier League match featuring both sides occurred on the 13th of January earlier this year at Wembley Stadium with the match ending 4-0 to Spurs.

A crowd of 76,251 witnessed 2 goals for star striker Harry Kane and then single goals from midfielders Son Heung-min and Christian Eriksen win the match for the home side.

The last time that Everton played Spurs at home at Goodison Park was when they met on the 9th of September in 2017 and Spurs won the Premier League match 0-3.

The game featured another 2 goals from Harry Kane as well as 1 from Christian Eriksen.

The biggest win that Everton have ever had over Spurs in the Premier League era was actually an FA Cup Semi-Final on the 9th of April in 1995 when they won 4-1 at Elland Road in Leeds.

Goals from Graham Stuart, Matt Jackson and a double from Daniel Amokachi saw Everton through to the FA Cup Final despite a penalty from Jurgen Klinsmann in the 63rd minute.

The highest score that Spurs have ever beaten Everton by in a Premier League fixture was the 5-2 win on New Years day in 2005 when they met at White Hart Lane.

Dean Marney scored a couple of goals in the match for Spurs along with Reto Ziegler, Pedro Mendes and Robbie Keane also getting on the scoresheet for the home side.

Everton: Form

Looking at the last 5 matches that Everton have played in all competitions, they've only won 1, drawn 2, and lost 2 scoring a total of 5 goals (1 goal per game) and conceding 7 times.

Spurs: Form

Spurs' record over their last 5 fixtures in all competitions is won 4, drawn 1, and lost 0. They've scored more than Everton, 9 in total (1.8 goals per game) and conceded much less (2).