Everton vs Tottenham Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 9 of the Premier League, scheduled for October 26, 2025, at 16:30 GMT. The match will be played at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and will be broadcast live on Sky Go, Sky Sports and NOW TV. The Toffees’ home form meets Tottenham’s away strength in what promises to be a cagey affair. For those diving into deeper performance data, you can explore Stats for Premier League and see how both teams stack up statistically this season.

• Tottenham remain unbeaten away from home this Premier League season.
• Everton have yet to lose at the Hill Dickinson Stadium under David Moyes.
• Both sides average under 2 goals conceded per match combined.
• Spurs have the stronger attack with 2.25 goals scored per game.

Tottenham travel north as one of the league’s few unbeaten away sides, taking 10 points from 12 possible on the road. Despite injury setbacks to key players like Cristian Romero, James Maddison, and Dejan Kulusevski, Thomas Frank’s side continues to find resilience through Guglielmo Vicario’s shot-stopping and a front line capable of punishing on the break. Spurs average 2.25 goals per match while conceding just 0.75, a balance that’s made them a tough nut to crack away from North London. Still, after a recent 2-1 home loss to Aston Villa, questions remain: can they sustain their momentum under pressure?

Everton, meanwhile, have quietly turned their new home into a fortress. Moyes’s men have collected eight points from four home matches and remain unbeaten at the Hill Dickinson. With an average of just 0.5 goals conceded per game, their defense has become a foundation for steady progress. The Toffees’ matches tend to be tight, only 25% have gone over 2.5 goals, but their 75% over 1.5 goal rate suggests they can grind out results when needed. Jack Grealish’s return adds a spark in attack, and fans will hope he rekindles that creative link with Dewsbury-Hall behind young forward Barry.

Still, Tottenham’s efficiency in open play could trouble Everton’s backline. Spurs’ matches see an average of 3 goals, with 100% hitting over 1.5 goals and 75% topping 2.5. Their set-piece strength and transition speed could be decisive. Moyes’s men, on the other hand, might rely on winning midfield battles, they average 15.5 fouls won per game, to disrupt the visitors’ rhythm. With both sides recording 50% BTTS, it’s hard to call which defense bends first.

All things considered, this matchup feels like a game of margins rather than dominance. Tottenham’s away form and Everton’s home resilience could cancel each other out, setting the stage for a low-scoring draw or a narrow Spurs result. For bettors, leaning on double chance markets may be the safest play. Still, football rarely reads the script and that’s what makes it worth watching every time.

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