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Tottenham vs Everton Prediction: Key Stats and Betting Tips

Tottenham welcome Everton to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 12 September 2026 in a Premier League clash that already feels significant at both ends of the table. The hosts have endured a miserable start, while the visitors look like early contenders for the European spots.

After three rounds, Tottenham sit 18th with just 1 point, no goals scored and 5 conceded. Pressure is building to turn around a worrying start in front of their own fans. Everton, by contrast, arrive in London in 8th place on 5 points, unbeaten with a “WDD” record and a positive goal difference.

With Tottenham vs Everton predictions in focus for matchday 4, bettors and fans alike will be weighing up Spurs’ dominant recent home record in this fixture against Everton’s superior early-season form and underlying numbers.

Tottenham vs Everton Key Stats

  • Tottenham are 18th with 1 point from 3 games, having failed to score and conceding 5 goals in the Premier League.
  • In the most recent meeting on 24 May 2026 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Tottenham beat Everton 1-0 in the Premier League.
  • Across 3 league matches this season, Tottenham have failed to score in all games (0 goals), while Everton have scored 5 goals at an average of 1.7 per match and have not failed to score once.

Tottenham vs Everton — Tale of the Tape

  • Position: 18 vs 8
  • Points: 1 vs 5
  • Goals For: 0 vs 5
  • Goals Against: 5 vs 3
  • Clean Sheets: Tottenham 1, Everton 1 (2026 Premier League statistics)

Early standings underline the contrast between the sides. Tottenham have taken just 1 point from 3 matches (0 wins, 1 draw, 2 defeats), with a goal difference of -5. They have lost their only home game 0-2 and have yet to find the net in either home or away fixtures.

Everton, meanwhile, are 8th on 5 points after 1 win and 2 draws from 3 matches. They have scored 5 and conceded 3, with 4 of those goals coming at home and 1 away. Both teams have recorded 1 clean sheet in their 2026 Premier League campaigns, but Everton’s balance of scoring in every match and avoiding defeat gives them the stronger platform coming into this encounter.

Tottenham vs Everton Key Matchups

D. Udogie vs H. Hackney

With no top scorers listed for either side, two influential figures emerge from the discipline and creativity stats. For Tottenham, D. Udogie has featured in 3 league games (92 minutes), contributing 50 passes at 88% accuracy, 1 key pass, and solid defensive work with 1 tackle and 1 interception. He has also been involved in 14 duels, winning 7, and drawn 3 fouls, showing his willingness to engage on both sides of the ball, albeit with 1 yellow card to his name.

For Everton, midfielder H. Hackney stands out as a creative hub. In 3 appearances (122 minutes), he has delivered 1 assist, 75 total passes with an 89% accuracy, and 3 key passes. He has also taken 2 shots, created danger with 3 successful fouls drawn, and contributed defensively with 3 tackles, 2 blocks and 2 interceptions. This duel between Udogie’s aggressive defending on Tottenham’s left and Hackney’s passing range and line-breaking ability could be pivotal in determining which side controls territory and tempo.

B. Johnson vs Tottenham back line

Everton’s B. Johnson, listed among the top yellow cards, has 3 appearances (100 minutes) as an attacking midfielder or forward. He has attempted 1 shot, made 22 passes with 2 key passes, and been involved in 12 duels. While he has yet to score or assist, his 4 committed fouls and 1 yellow card underline his combative style. Up against a Tottenham defence that has already conceded 5 goals and averages 1.7 goals against per match, Johnson’s movement and physicality could unsettle Spurs’ back line, especially if they continue to struggle with game management across 90 minutes.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

Recent history between Tottenham and Everton in the Premier League has been rich in storylines, with Spurs generally strong at home but Everton capable of causing problems at Goodison Park.

  • 24 May 2026: Tottenham 1-0 Everton (Premier League)
  • 26 October 2025: Everton 0-3 Tottenham (Premier League)
  • 19 January 2025: Everton 3-2 Tottenham (Premier League)
  • 24 August 2024: Tottenham 4-0 Everton (Premier League)
  • 3 February 2024: Everton 2-2 Tottenham (Premier League)

Tottenham vs Everton Prediction

Stats suggest a clash between Tottenham’s historical dominance in this fixture and Everton’s current momentum. Spurs have been the stronger side head-to-head in recent years, especially at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where they have recorded wins of 4-0, 2-0 and 5-0 in previous seasons, plus the 1-0 victory in May 2026. However, their current attacking crisis is stark: 0 goals from 3 league games, with an average of 0.0 goals for and 1.7 conceded.

Everton arrive unbeaten with “WDD” recent form, averaging 1.7 goals scored and 1.0 conceded per match. They tend to come on strong late in games, with a significant share of their goals arriving between 76-90 minutes. Defensively, they have been relatively steady, conceding once in each of their three matches.

The prediction model leans slightly towards Everton as winner, but the probabilities are finely balanced: Tottenham have a 10% chance of victory, while both the draw and an Everton win are rated at 45% each. That heavy weighting towards a stalemate or away result reflects Spurs’ blunt attack and Everton’s resilience. Given Tottenham’s strong head-to-head record at home but dreadful current form, a low-scoring draw looks the most plausible outcome.

Predicted Score: Tottenham 1-1 Everton

Tottenham Recent Form

Tottenham’s recent form in the Premier League is poor. They have taken just 1 point from 3 matches, with a run of “DLL” in the standings. Across those 3 games they have failed to score, averaging 0.0 goals for and 1.7 against, with 5 goals conceded in total. Their only positive defensive note is a single clean sheet away from home, but overall they have lost twice and drawn once, including a 0-2 defeat in their sole home outing.

Everton Recent Form

Everton’s recent form is encouraging. They are unbeaten with “WDD” from 3 league fixtures, earning 5 points. They have scored 5 goals (1.7 per match) and conceded 3 (1.0 per match). At home they have 1 win and 1 draw (4 goals scored, 2 conceded), while away they have drawn their only match 1-1. Everton have yet to fail to score in a game this season and have already recorded one clean sheet.

Tottenham Possible Starting Lineup

Key available players (by position):
GK: B. Austin, M. Dúbravka, A. Kinský;
Defenders: T. Adarabioyo, B. Davies, M. Hardy, Pedro Porro, A. Robertson, James Rowswell, M. Senesi, D. Udogie, J. van Hecke, M. van de Ven;
Midfielders: A. Gray, D. Ajayi, R. Bentancur, L. Bergvall, Mateus Fernandes, C. Gallagher, T. Hall, T. Hall, M. Kudus, Rio Kyerematen, J. Maddison, C. Olusesi, X. Simons, S. Tonali, M. Mudryk, Sávio, M. Tel;
Forwards: Omar Marmoush, Richarlison, D. Solanke, L. Williams-Barnett.

Tottenham have consistently used a 4-2-3-1 shape in their opening 3 matches, and the squad composition supports a similar approach here, with multiple options at centre-back, full-back and in attacking midfield. Creative profiles like J. Maddison, X. Simons and M. Kudus, plus forwards such as Richarlison, D. Solanke and Omar Marmoush, give them plenty of theoretical firepower, even if it has not translated into goals yet. Defensively, options like M. van de Ven, T. Adarabioyo and Pedro Porro should allow Spurs to field an athletic back line, with D. Udogie offering aggression on the flank. The main tactical challenge is unlocking Everton’s compact structure while restoring confidence in the final third.

Everton Possible Starting Lineup

Key available players (by position):
GK: T. King, J. Pickford, M. Travers;
Defenders: J. Branthwaite, Elijah Xavier Campbell, G. Finney, M. Keane, V. Mykolenko, J. O'Brien, W. Tamen, J. Tarkowski, M. Röhl;
Midfielders: A. Maitland-Niles, C. Alcaraz, H. Armstrong, K. Dewsbury-Hall, H. Foster, J. Garner, J. Grealish, H. Hackney, C. Nørgaard, Malik Olayiwola, Tyrique George, B. Johnson;
Forwards: T. Barry, T. Dibling, B. Graham.

Everton have also lined up in a 4-2-3-1 across their 3 league matches, and the squad list backs that system. J. Pickford provides stability in goal, with experienced centre-backs like J. Tarkowski and M. Keane or J. Branthwaite in front. V. Mykolenko offers balance at full-back. In midfield, K. Dewsbury-Hall, J. Garner, C. Nørgaard and H. Hackney give a blend of energy, passing and defensive work, while J. Grealish and B. Johnson add creativity and direct running in advanced roles. With 5 goals already this season and no games without scoring, this structure has been effective both at home and away.

Tottenham Team News

No significant absences reported.

Everton Team News

No significant absences reported.

Injuries & Suspensions

Tottenham:

  • None reported.

Everton:

  • None reported.

Betting Tips: Tottenham vs Everton

Exactly 3 distinct tips from different markets:

  • Result Tip: Draw
    The prediction probabilities give Tottenham a 10% chance of winning, with both the draw and an Everton win at 45%. That near-equal weighting between draw and away victory, combined with Tottenham’s strong head-to-head record at home and Everton’s superior current form, makes the stalemate attractive. Market odds for the draw range from 3.40 to 3.71, implying an approximate probability band of 26.9% to 29.4%, which is lower than the 45% assessment — suggesting potential value on the draw outcome.
  • Goals Tip: Under 3.5 goals
    Tottenham have yet to score in 3 matches and their under/over profile shows all three games finishing under 2.5 goals, while Everton average 1.7 scored and 1.0 conceded per match. With Spurs’ attack misfiring and Everton generally involved in controlled scorelines, a relatively tight contest is likely. The prediction advice also aligns with a low-goals angle (“-3.5 goals”), so backing under 3.5 goals in the main totals market looks a logical play, especially if priced as part of a moderate-odds selection.
  • Value Tip: Everton draw no bet
    Everton’s attacking metrics (5 goals, 0 games without scoring, higher last-five attacking index) and unbeaten “WDD” start contrast sharply with Tottenham’s “DLL” and 0 goals scored. Yet the 1X2 market still has Tottenham as favourites, with home odds between 1.95 and 2.05 (implied roughly 48.8% to 51.3%) and Everton out at 3.60–3.86 (implied about 25.9% to 27.8%). That discrepancy makes Everton on a safety-first “draw no bet” line an appealing value angle, leveraging their form and Spurs’ struggles while protecting against the strong historical home edge Tottenham hold in this fixture.

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