Everton
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Premier League 2025/26 Season Stats
“Everton are unpredictable in terms of results but incredibly consistent for goal markets. Sitting 12th, they have become the league’s ‘BTTS Bankers.’ Both teams have scored in a staggering 86% of their matches overall, rising to 90% in away games. If David Moyes’s Everton are playing, back goals at both ends—it’s that simple.”
Tyler Morris, Senior Football AnalystEverton Betting Guide: The BTTS Specialists
Under David Moyes, this Everton side has defied the stereotype of being defensively rigid. This season, they are involved in open games where clean sheets are rare (only 38%) but scoring is frequent. They concede 1.19 goals per game but score 1.1, keeping them competitive in almost every fixture.
The ‘Iroegbunam’ Card Factor
While the goals are spread out, the discipline issues are concentrated:
- Tim Iroegbunam: The undisputed ‘bad boy’ of the squad with 7 yellow cards. He is a prime target for “To Be Booked” bets.
- Assist King: Jack Grealish is pulling the strings with 6 assists, the highest in the team.
- Away Goals: Everton’s away matches average 1.9 goals, but crucially, they concede in 90% of them.
“Everton travel to Aston Villa next (Jan 18). Villa are strong at home, but Everton’s record of scoring in away games is decent. With the BTTS trend at 90% on the road, I can see a 2-1 or 1-1 scoreline here. I’ll be backing ‘BTTS – Yes’ as my main play.”
— Steve Harrington, EFL & PL ExpertPlayer Props: The Value List
| Player | Market | Stat (2025/26) | Insight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tim Iroegbunam | To Be Carded | 7 Cards | Most booked player. Aggressive tackler. |
| Jack Grealish | To Assist | 6 Assists | Key playmaker. Creates most chances. |
| Iliman Ndiaye | Anytime Scorer | 4 Goals | Joint top scorer. Good form. |
| Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall | Score or Assist | 4 Goals, 2 Assists | Midfield engine with goal threat. |
Upcoming Fixtures Analysis
Everton face Sunderland (FA Cup – Jan 10) and then Aston Villa (Jan 18). The Villa game is particularly interesting for bettors. Villa have conceded 24 goals this season, and Everton’s attack, while not prolific, is consistent enough to find the net. Combined with Everton’s leaky defense, the “Over 2.5 Goals” market is also worth a look.
