West Ham vs Everton Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League, scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 15:00 GMT. The match takes place at London Stadium in London, with Stuart Attwell appointed referee. In this article, discover Premier League Predictions.
West Ham sit 17th with 33 points, while Everton arrive 10th on 47 points, so yes, the table leans blue. Still, the Hammers are unbeaten in 5 home games, and Everton’s away record is strong but not frightening.
West Ham come into this with 8 points from their last 5 matches, and honestly, that matters. Nuno Espírito Santo’s side have looked harder to break lately, keeping 3 clean sheets in that spell. Can they stretch this home unbeaten run again?
The Hammers still have flaws, of course. Their home defensive average sits at 1.75 goals conceded, and that’s not exactly a warm blanket. Jarrod Bowen, with 8 goals and 0.24 per 90, remains the obvious threat from the right.
Valentín Castellanos is expected to lead the line, while Crysencio Summerville and Lucas Paquetá should support the attack. Paquetá brings craft, but also edge, with 7 cards and 0.41 cards per 90. Lukasz Fabianski is missing with a back injury.
Everton arrive in better league shape, sitting 10th, and their away record deserves respect. David Moyes has built a side that travels with a plan, not just hope. They rank 3rd in the away standings, with 25 points from 16 road games.
Still, this doesn’t scream away banker. Everton’s away attack averages 1.13 goals per match, and their corner output is very low at 3.31. Beto is dangerous, though, with 8 goals and a sharp 0.53 goals per 90 this season.
James Garner’s 9 cards and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s 7 goals add grit and timing in midfield, but Jack Grealish and Jarrad Branthwaite are big absences. Even so, the numbers point toward caution. For more context, our Premier League Predictions lean toward West Ham avoiding defeat in a controlled match.
| GK | M. Hermansen |
| DF | K. Walker-Peters, K. Mavropanos, A. Disasi, E. H. M. Diouf |
| MF | T. Souček, M. Fernandes J. Bowen, P. Felipe, C. Summerville |
| FW | V. Castellanos |
| OUT |
L. Fabiański(OUT)
|
| GK | J. Pickford |
| DF | J. O'Brien, J. Tarkowski, M. Keane, V. Mykolenko |
| MF | I. Gueye, J. Garner D. McNeil, K. Dewsbury-Hall, I. Ndiaye |
| FW | Beto |
| OUT |
J. Grealish(OUT),
J. Branthwaite(OUT)
|
West Ham are sitting 17th, which looks uncomfortable, but their current home pattern gives the 1X angle some weight. They are unbeaten in 5 home matches, have taken 8 points from the last 5 overall, and conceded only 3 goals in that recent stretch. Everton are stronger in the table, sure, but this London Stadium setup feels awkward for them.
Everton’s away record is excellent, ranking 3rd with 1.56 points per match, yet their attacking numbers are not explosive. They average 1.13 away goals and only 3.31 corners won on the road. With Grealish and Branthwaite absent, Everton lose a creative outlet and defensive presence, which makes West Ham avoiding defeat a sensible, cautious betting route.
Under 4.5 goals looks logical because Everton’s away matches are generally controlled, averaging only 2.25 total goals. Their away BTTS rate is 44%, and they concede 1.13 goals per road match, the 4th best away defensive average. West Ham can be open at home, but recent form shows more discipline, including 3 clean sheets in 5 matches.
There is attacking quality, of course, with Bowen, Castellanos, Beto and Dewsbury-Hall all likely involved. Still, neither team produces huge shot volume here. West Ham average 10.94 home shots, while Everton average 9.75 away shots. With both expected in 4-2-3-1 shapes and Stuart Attwell in charge, a wild 5-goal match feels a stretch.
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Everton are higher in the Premier League table, but West Ham’s 5-match unbeaten home run makes the 1X angle appealing.
The West Ham vs Everton Premier League match will include broadcast details before kick-off, with availability depending on region.
Kick-off is scheduled for 15:00 GMT on Saturday, April 25, 2026.
The main betting ideas are 1X and Under 4.5 Goals, based on West Ham’s home form and Everton’s controlled away profile.
Stuart Attwell is listed as the referee for West Ham vs Everton at London Stadium.
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