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Everton vs Nottingham Prediction Premier League 06.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 5 December 2025

Everton vs Nottingham Prediction Premier League

Everton vs Nottingham Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash scheduled for Saturday, December 06, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on DAZN Canada and NBC (USA) from the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool. In this article, you’ll find key insights and Stats English Premier League from XpertStats tipsters ahead of this tense encounter.

Everton have won three of their last four Premier League games.
Nottingham Forest have kept clean sheets in their last three away matches.
Both teams average over 22 fouls per match this season.
Only 43% of Everton’s and 29% of Forest’s matches have seen both teams score.

Everton come into this one in mixed spirits. After a bruising 4-1 home defeat to Newcastle, they quickly regrouped with a 1-0 win away at Bournemouth. It wasn’t pretty, but it was gritty, just how David Moyes likes it. The Toffees now sit in 10th, only a few points off the European spots, though inconsistency at home remains a thorn in their side. In their last six at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton have only two wins, and that’s not the kind of return Moyes wants in front of the home fans.

Still, Everton’s defensive structure has improved, with three clean sheets in their last four league outings. Statistically, they average 1.14 goals scored and 1.29 conceded per game, a tight balance suggesting another low-scoring battle might be on the cards. The Toffees also average a hefty 22.57 fouls per match, a clear sign that this team doesn’t shy away from physical duels. Can they keep their cool against a Forest side that’s rediscovered some bite?

Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest have turned heads lately. Since his arrival, Dyche has led Forest to a solid run of five wins and two draws in nine outings. That’s not bad for a side flirting with the relegation zone a month ago. Their recent 1-0 win at Wolves showed character, a scrappy, stubborn kind of performance that Dyche himself would’ve admired back in his Burnley days. Igor Jesus’s lone strike sealed it, proving again that Forest don’t need to dazzle to get results.

Even so, Dyche knows his team can’t afford lapses. Forest have scored just 0.86 goals per match on average, but they’re stingy at the back, conceding the same 1.29 as Everton. Their defensive structure, combined with their aggressive style (24 fouls per match), suggests another high-contact affair. It’s hard to say how this one will end, but one thing feels certain, tempers and tackles will fly. The stats point toward a tight, hard-fought game typical of the Stats English Premier League this season.

Everton manager David Moyes provided key updates ahead of the Premier League clash with Nottingham Forest, highlighting injury concerns for Michael Keane and Seamus Coleman while praising Tim Iroegbunam’s progress after his strong midweek display. Moyes also commended Sean Dyche’s impact and emphasised Everton’s ambition to challenge for Europe, noting the importance of securing another win to build momentum and distance from the bottom. Source: BBC Sport

Over 20.5 Fouls @1.53
If there’s one constant in Everton vs Nottingham, it’s physicality. The Toffees commit around 9.7 fouls per match but draw almost 13 from opponents, creating an average of 22.57 total fouls. Forest? Even feistier, averaging 10.6 fouls committed and 13.4 suffered. That’s 24 total – comfortably over our line. Given both teams’ direct, counter-attacking styles, this game could easily descend into a battle of second balls and tactical fouls. Neither side has much creative flair in midfield, so breaking up play often becomes the plan. Plus, referee Chris Kavanagh is known for letting games flow before clamping down late, which can drive up foul counts. With Dyche facing his old club, emotions will run high, and so will challenges. All signs point to a gritty encounter surpassing 20.5 fouls comfortably.