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Liverpool Women vs Everton Women: Merseyside Derby Pits Firepower Against Control. Read on for all our free predictions and betting tips.
Both teams have clear scoring routes: Liverpool's 11 goals in four matches show attacking strength, while Everton's three consecutive clean sheets highlight defensive resilience. Liverpool's recent defensive concessions and Everton's scoring in three straight matches support the Both Teams To Score YES selection.
A 2-1 Liverpool win fits both teams' stats, reflecting Liverpool's scoring form and Everton's recent goals. Past derbies support this exact scoreline, though a clean sheet or extra goals would invalidate it.
Liverpool Women and Everton Women arrive at Anfield with contrasting evidence behind their early-season results.
Liverpool Women vs Everton Women — bet365 Market Snapshot
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Liverpool have 1 win in last 3 matches; Everton have 2 wins in last 3 matches.
Liverpool have 1 win in last 3 matches; Everton have 2 wins in last 3 matches.
Liverpool scored in 3/3 matches; Everton scored in 2/3 matches recently.
Liverpool conceded in 2/3 matches; Everton conceded in 1/3 matches recently.
Three Punchy Stats
- Liverpool have scored 11 goals in four competitive matches, giving them an attacking return that Everton's clean-sheet sequence will have to withstand.
- Everton have recorded three consecutive wins without conceding, turning an opening-day defeat into an impressive run built on defensive resistance.
- Everton have won their last five WSL away meetings with Liverpool, keeping four clean sheets during that sequence, although Liverpool won both derbies played later in the 2025-26 season.
Recent Wins Comparison
Recent attacking records for Liverpool Women and Everton Women are shown below.
Clean Sheets Comparison
Recent defensive records for Liverpool Women and Everton Women are shown below.
Liverpool have scored 11 goals across four competitive matches, including four against Charlton Athletic and Sunderland, but their attacking output has come with greater defensive exposure. Everton, by contrast, have built three consecutive victories on clean sheets and have conceded only once in their opening four matches.
That difference gives Sunday's Merseyside derby its clearest tension. Liverpool have shown they can make games open and productive; Everton's recent success has depended on ensuring precisely the opposite.
Liverpool's Goals Come With a Cost
Gareth Taylor's side have already produced two 4-2 scorelines in the space of five days, although with very different outcomes.
The defeat at Manchester City was particularly frustrating because Liverpool were still in contention before conceding twice late on. Their response against Sunderland was encouraging: trailing 2-1, they recovered to win 4-2, with Marie Hobinger scoring twice.
There is little wrong with the attacking return. Liverpool have scored seven times in their three WSL matches and 11 across four games in all competitions. The concern is that six goals have also gone past them in their last two outings.
That creates an unusual challenge against an Everton side whose recent matches have offered very little space on the scoreboard.
Everton Have Found a Different Route to Results
Since losing 1-0 at Crystal Palace on the opening weekend, Everton have won three successive matches without conceding.
Their league victories over Charlton and West Ham were both 1-0, with the latter only secured through a 94th-minute own goal. Scott Phelan's team then beat Birmingham City 2-0 in the League Cup through Zara Kramzar and Yuka Momiki.
It is hardly an avalanche of goals, but Everton have not needed one. Three goals have delivered six points from their last two WSL fixtures, leaving them fifth on six points, two ahead of seventh-placed Liverpool.
Sunday therefore tests whether Everton can impose their recent defensive control on opponents who have been considerably more prolific.
Derby History Adds to Liverpool's Anfield Test
Liverpool's home record in this league fixture is difficult to ignore. Everton have won the last five WSL away meetings with their neighbours, keeping clean sheets in four, and recorded a 4-1 victory in last season's corresponding game.
Yet the more recent derby results prevent that sequence from becoming the whole story. Liverpool responded by winning 2-1 in the Women's FA Cup in February before taking a 3-2 league victory at Goodison Park in March.
Those results suggest the balance has shifted between individual meetings even while Everton retain an imposing league record away to Liverpool.
Availability could also complicate Liverpool's preparations. Lucy Parry, Anna Josendal and Ceri Holland are among those ruled out, while Khiara Kheating, Mari Ward and Kirsty McLean are doubts. Zara Shaw, though, returned in the midweek victory over Sunderland. Everton remain without Karen Holmgaard and Inma Gabbaro, while Jutta Rantala and Noemie Mouchon are fitness concerns.
Two Very Different Early-Season Identities
The strongest contrast is not simply four points against six. Liverpool's first three league games have produced 12 goals in total; Everton's have produced only three.
Liverpool have demonstrated the greater scoring range, but Everton have been far harder to score against. With the Reds seeking their first home WSL victory over their neighbours since May 2019 and the visitors carrying both three straight wins and a formidable record in this particular away fixture, Sunday's derby is a direct examination of which early-season identity proves more durable.
📊 Market Explainer
Both Teams to Score (BTTS)
Selection: Both Teams To Score YES. Both teams must score at least once during normal time. The match winner does not matter; the selection is settled only by whether each side finds the net.
Correct Score Market
Selection: Liverpool Women vs Everton Women 2-1. Predict the exact score at the end of 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties do not count unless the bookmaker states otherwise.
🎯 Pick 1: Both Teams To Score YES @ 20/23
Liverpool Women enter the derby with a proven capacity for open matches, having scored 11 goals across four competitive games this season. Gareth Taylor’s side showed their attacking threat by scoring four goals against Charlton Athletic and Sunderland, with midfielder Marie Hobinger striking twice in the recent 4-2 recovery against Sunderland. However, that high output has been paired with defensive gaps, as Liverpool conceded six goals across their last two outings against Manchester City and Sunderland.
Everton Women present a contrasting profile under Scott Phelan, building a three-match winning run with consecutive clean sheets against Charlton, West Ham, and Birmingham City. While Everton have scored only three times in their three league fixtures—including a 94th-minute own goal against West Ham—they have shown high efficiency in defending their penalty area. Liverpool’s recent fixtures have seen 12 total goals across three league matches, whereas Everton’s three league outings have contained just three. When Liverpool’s attacking volume collides with Everton’s disciplined backline, both sides possess clear routes onto the scoresheet.
The main counterpoint lies in Everton’s strong defensive record, having conceded just once across four competitive matches. Furthermore, Everton have won their last five WSL away trips to Liverpool, keeping four clean sheets in that span. Nevertheless, Liverpool won both subsequent derby encounters in early 2026, scoring five goals across those two cup and league meetings. With Liverpool conceding six in two games and Everton scoring in three straight fixtures, Both Teams To Score YES offers a well-grounded selection for Sunday’s clash.
🎯 Tactical Indicators
- Liverpool have scored 11 goals across four competitive matches, including four goals in wins over Charlton and Sunderland.
- Everton enter on a three-match winning run without conceding, keeping clean sheets against Charlton, West Ham, and Birmingham.
- Liverpool conceded six goals across their last two fixtures, while the last two Merseyside derbies in 2026 produced nine total goals.
Risk Factor: Everton keeping a fourth consecutive clean sheet or Liverpool failing to break down Everton's defence would defeat the BTTS Yes selection.
Key Tactical Mismatch
Scored 11 goals across four competitive games (2.75 goals per match), including four against Charlton and Sunderland.
Conceded five goals across last two meetings with Liverpool in 2026, losing 2-1 and 3-2.
⚔️ Pick 2: Liverpool Women vs Everton Women 2-1 @ 7/1
A 2-1 victory for Liverpool Women provides a scoreline that aligns directly with the statistical profiles of both teams. Liverpool’s scoring form supports two goals, having registered 11 goals across four competitive games and scoring at least twice in three of those matches. Furthermore, Liverpool demonstrated their ability to unlock Everton’s defence during their two most recent derby victories in 2026, where they scored twice in a 2-1 FA Cup triumph and three times in a 3-2 league win at Goodison Park.
Everton’s ability to find a single goal is supported by their current three-match winning streak, where Zara Kramzar and Yuka Momiki featured on the scoresheet in mid-week Cup action. Everton also scored four goals at Anfield in last season’s corresponding fixture and scored in both derby defeats against Liverpool later in the 2025-26 campaign. With Liverpool conceding six goals across their last two matches against Manchester City and Sunderland, a clean sheet for the home side remains improbable given their recent defensive concessions.
Conversely, Everton’s tight defensive structure—yielding just one goal conceded in four matches this season—makes a wider Liverpool blowout unlikely. The 2-1 scoreline matches the exact outcome from the FA Cup tie between these clubs in February, offering clear historical precedent. The primary vulnerability of this exact-score selection is its narrow margin, where a single late goal or an unexpected shutout would invalidate the bet, but 2-1 remains the most defensible outcome based on available match facts.
Risk Factor: An early shutout by Everton, a third Liverpool goal, or a late equaliser would breach the exact 2-1 scoreline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Both Teams To Score YES mean for Liverpool Women vs Everton Women?
Both Teams To Score YES means both teams must score at least one goal each during normal time.
How does the Correct Score market settle for this match?
The Correct Score market settles on the exact scoreline after 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
What is Liverpool Women's recent scoring record this season?
Liverpool Women have scored 11 goals across four competitive matches this season.
How strong is Everton Women's recent defensive form?
Everton Women have kept three consecutive clean sheets in all competitions.
What happened in the most recent Merseyside derbies between these teams?
Liverpool Women won both derbies played in early 2026, 2-1 and 3-2 respectively.
Does Everton Women have a good historical record at Anfield against Liverpool?
Everton Women have won their last five WSL away meetings against Liverpool, keeping four clean sheets.
