Bournemouth vs Everton Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash scheduled for Tuesday, December 02, 2025, at 19:30 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Go and NBC (USA) from the Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth. Both sides head into this one desperate to bounce back from heavy defeats at the weekend. In this article, you’ll discover Premier League Predictions and expert analysis from XpertStats tipsters.

• Bournemouth remain unbeaten at home in the Premier League this season.
• Everton have lost their last four meetings with Bournemouth.
• Both sides average 2.33 total goals per game this campaign.
• Everton record just 2.17 corners won per match, one of the lowest in the league.

Bournemouth’s season has been a tale of two halves. They started brightly, full of energy and belief, but recent weeks have been rough. The 3-2 collapse at Sunderland stung deeply, especially after taking an early two-goal lead. That kind of loss can shake confidence. Even so, Andoni Iraola’s side remain unbeaten at home, with four wins in six games at the Vitality. Their average of 1.67 goals scored per match shows attacking promise, while conceding only 0.67 per game at home proves they’re not easy to break down. Still, can they hold their nerve after such a dramatic setback?

It’s hard not to sympathize with Iraola. His Cherries have been creating chances, playing brave football, but a lapse in concentration or two keeps haunting them. Tyler Adams and Amine Adli look sharp, yet defensive discipline remains a talking point. Bournemouth’s matches average 2.33 goals and they’ve hit over 2.5 in half of their fixtures, entertaining for fans, stressful for the coach. Still, their strong home record offers hope heading into this Tuesday night clash.

As for Everton, David Moyes’ men are in familiar territory, trying to find consistency. After a thumping 4-1 defeat to Newcastle, they’ll be itching to put things right. The Toffees have scored an average of one goal per match while conceding 1.33, numbers that reflect their struggle to control games. Their corner stats tell an even bigger story: just 2.17 corners won per game, compared to 6.33 conceded. That suggests a side often pinned back, lacking wide penetration. Can Moyes fix that in time?

Even so, there are flashes of promise. Everton’s recent away performances, including a win at Old Trafford, show resilience. But they’ll need a lot of that to end their four-match losing streak against Bournemouth. Both teams have seen goals in half of their games, which hints at another lively contest. Whether Bournemouth’s home edge holds or Everton’s grit finally pays off, one thing’s sure, this fixture rarely disappoints. For more detailed insights and match breakdowns, check out our Premier League Predictions page at XpertStats.