Everton vs Crystal Palace Prediction Premier League 05.10.2025
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Everton vs Crystal Palace Prediction Premier League
Everton vs Crystal Palace Prediction and Betting Tips for Sunday’s Premier League clash at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. The Toffees are looking to halt a four-game winless run, while Palace aim to extend their remarkable 19-match unbeaten streak. This showdown is one to watch for fans tracking Stats Premier League insights from XpertStats tipsters.
- Crystal Palace are unbeaten in 19 straight matches across all competitions.
- Everton remain undefeated at home this season, with three clean sheets in four.
- Both teams have exceeded 8.5 corners in every league match so far.
- Palace have not beaten Everton away since 2014.
David Moyes’s Everton have been solid but unpredictable. Monday’s 1-1 draw with West Ham summed them up perfectly: disciplined at times, wasteful at others. Michael Keane’s early goal promised more, yet Jarrod Bowen’s equalizer showed just how fragile that lead was. Still, the Toffees remain unbeaten at home this season and boast three clean sheets in four outings at Hill Dickinson. That’s not bad going for a team still finding its rhythm. But without suspended midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Moyes must reshuffle his midfield, and that could shake up the tempo they’ve been trying to establish.
Everton’s strength in this fixture has been historical. Palace haven’t won here since 2014, and the Toffees have only lost once in their last 21 league meetings against the Londoners. Yet, numbers alone can’t mask their inconsistency. Two wins, two draws, and two defeats tell you everything about a team struggling to build momentum. Can Moyes inspire a turnaround? Maybe. But against the form side of the league, it’s a massive ask.
On the other side, Oliver Glasner’s Palace are flying. They’re unbeaten in 19 straight games across all competitions, including four consecutive victories. From Ismaïla Sarr’s early strike against Liverpool to Eddie Nketiah’s stoppage-time heroics, this team simply refuses to lose. That confidence carried into Europe too, as Palace cruised to a 2-0 win over Dynamo Kyiv in midweek. It’s hard not to admire the balance they’ve found—solid at the back, ruthless up front. Glasner’s men have conceded just three goals in six league matches, the best defensive record in the division.
Even so, trips to Merseyside haven’t been kind to them. Palace may be unbeaten, but Everton at home remain a tough nut to crack. With both teams averaging over 8.5 corners per match, expect intensity, high pressing, and a fair share of physical battles. That said, if Palace can weather Everton’s early push and keep their defensive shape, their unbeaten run could stretch into the twenties. Either way, this clash promises to be as tactical as it is tense—a proper test of character and composure in the heart of the Stats Premier League.
Crystal Palace enter Sunday’s clash with Everton on a remarkable 19-match unbeaten streak, their longest in club history. Manager Oliver Glasner, who guided the team to FA Cup success last season, insists the focus remains on performance rather than records. The Eagles’ impressive run—spanning nine clean sheets and 28 goals—has lifted them to third in the Premier League standings. Source: reuters.com.
Both Everton and Crystal Palace bring intensity and aggression to the table, and that usually translates into cards. Everton’s physical style under David Moyes often sees them press high and disrupt transitions with tactical fouls. With Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall suspended for accumulating five bookings, discipline clearly remains a concern for the Toffees. Palace, meanwhile, have been compact and combative, averaging multiple fouls per half as they battle for midfield control. Tyrick Mitchell and Jefferson Lerma are no strangers to cautions either. Considering both teams’ pressing tendencies and the emotional edge of a tight contest, four or more cards look more than likely. The stakes are high, Everton can’t afford another slip, and Palace want to keep their unbeaten streak alive. Expect late tackles, time-wasting, and heated duels to push this game comfortably over the 3.5-card mark.
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