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Sunderland vs Everton Prediction Premier League 03.11.2025

Alexandru Florin 2 November 2025

Sunderland vs Everton Prediction Premier League

Sunderland vs Everton Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 10 of the Premier League, scheduled for Monday, November 3, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The match will be played at the Stadium of Light and broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV. Sunderland have taken 17 points from their opening nine matches, their best-ever Premier League start. In this article, you’ll find expert Premier League Predictions and analysis from XpertStats tipsters.

Sunderland average 2 goals per match and concede just 0.5: a strong home foundation.
Everton have lost their last three away games, conceding twice in each.
Both sides see over 1.5 goals in most matches: Sunderland 100%, Everton 75%.
Jordan Pickford faces his former club for the first time since 2017.

Nobody saw this Sunderland surge coming. From Championship battlers to top-flight headline makers, Regis Le Bris’s men are writing a story straight out of a football fairytale. The 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge last weekend was a defining moment. Down early but never beaten, they flipped the script with goals from Isidor and Talbi, sending shockwaves through Chelsea’s home crowd. The Black Cats now average two goals a game while conceding only 0.5, numbers that tell a story of balance, hunger, and belief.

Still, the magic of their rise isn’t just in the stats. Sunderland’s resilience shines brightest under pressure, having clawed back seven points from losing positions this season. At the Stadium of Light, they’ve collected 10 points from a possible 12, with an atmosphere that’s quickly becoming one of the toughest in England. Le Bris may revert to a four-man backline this time, with Alderete’s expected return adding steel to an already disciplined defense. Can they stay unbeaten at home? The numbers suggest they might.

Everton, though, arrive in a storm of their own making. Two heavy defeats: 2-0 to City and 3-0 to Spurs, have raised real questions about their defensive setup. Moyes’s men have been exposed on crosses and set pieces, conceding three headed goals last week alone. Away from home, they’ve been fragile, losing three of four and conceding at least twice each time. Hardly the kind of form you want when facing one of the league’s most confident new sides. That said, football’s funny, one scrappy goal could flip the mood instantly.

History, of course, leans Everton’s way. They’ve beaten Sunderland three straight times, with an 8-0 combined scoreline in those matches. But that was a different era. Now, with Pickford returning to the ground where it all began for him, there’s a strange symmetry in play. Sunderland look fearless, creative, and sharp in transition. Everton are searching for identity. It’s hard to say how this will end, but one thing feels certain, it won’t be dull. For more bold, data-backed insights like this, check out our full set of Premier League Predictions updated weekly.

Speaking ahead of Sunderland’s Premier League clash with Everton, head coach Regis Le Bris praised captain Granit Xhaka’s leadership and the team’s growing confidence. Le Bris highlighted the importance of consistency and adaptability as Sunderland continue their strong start to the season. He also confirmed defender Omar Alderete’s recovery progress following a concussion. The French manager described Everton as a “good example” of a side capable of challenging anyone. Source: bbc.com.

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Sunderland have been a revelation at home, collecting 10 out of 12 points and conceding only twice in four matches. Everton, meanwhile, are struggling away from Merseyside, losing three of their last four on the road while shipping an average of two goals per game. Sunderland’s 2 goals-per-match average suggests they’ll have enough firepower to trouble a fragile Everton defense. The Black Cats have also shown remarkable composure when trailing, recovering seven points from losing positions, the highest in the league. Everton’s inability to score in two of their last three away games further tilts the scales. Given Sunderland’s confidence and Everton’s inconsistency, backing the hosts not to lose (1X) looks smart value.

Over 1.5 Goals
If there’s one constant for these two sides, it’s goal action. Sunderland’s last nine matches have all crossed the 1.5-goal threshold. They average 2.5 total goals per game and are not afraid to attack, especially at home. Everton have seen the same outcome in 75% of their fixtures, with their games averaging 2.75 total goals. Their defensive lapses invite pressure, while their own forward line, though inconsistent, can still find a goal. With both teams recording BTTS in half their games, it’s very likely we’ll see at least two goals again. The tempo and tactical setup promise another entertaining encounter.