Crystal Palace vs Everton Betting Preview & Prediction | 2023-24 English Premier League
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THE FACTS
When is Crystal Palace vs Everton on and what time does it start? Crystal Palace vs Everton will take place on Saturday 11th November, 2023 – 15:00 (UK)
Where can I get tickets for Crystal Palace vs Everton? Visit each club’s official website for the latest ticket information
What TV channel is Crystal Palace vs Everton on in the UK? Television rights for the Premier League in the UK are shared between Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Amazon Prime so it is worth checking their schedules for Crystal Palace vs Everton
Where can I stream Crystal Palace vs Everton in the UK? If Crystal Palace vs Everton is televised, then it can be streamed on either Sky Go, discovery+ or Amazon Prime Video depending on who is broadcasting the match
THE LOWDOWN
CRYSTAL PALACE
Crystal Palace find themselves on the cusp of the top half of the table after ending their three game winless win with a 0-2 defeat of Burnley last weekend.
Despite having less of the ball against the Clarets, Roy Hodgson's men were simply more clinical than their opponents, as Jeffrey Schlupp put Palace in front midway through the first half, before Tyrick Mitchell made sure of the points at the death.
EVERTON
Sean Dyche's men are creating a nice buffer between themselves and the relegation zone having collected seven points from the last 12 available, although they will have been disappointed with the manner of their draw with Brighton last weekend.
The Toffees looked to be heading towards victory in that encounter, with Vitaliy Mykolenko's early goal separating the sides for the majority of the match at Goodison Park. The hosts showed plenty of defensive resolve throughout, but had to settle for a point in the end after Kaoru Mitoma's cross was cruelly deflected into this own net by veteran Ashley Young.
THE TEAM NEWS
CRYSTAL PALACE
After a return from injury off the bench last weekend, Eberechi Eze could be set to make his first start since September, assuming Hodgson deems him ready.
Michael Olise, who has been out for even longer with a thigh injury, has been declared fit and available, but it would be a surprise if the Palace boss was to throw him straight into the starting line-up.
PREDICTED XI (4-2-3-1): Johnstone; Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell; Doucoure, Lerma; Ayew, Eze, Schlupp; Edouard
UNAVAILABLE: Henderson (Injured), Tomkins (Injured), Ferguson (Injured), Rak-Sakyi (Injured)
QUESTIONABLE:
EVERTON
Jarrad Branthwaite and Amadou Onana are both carrying minor knocks while Abdoulaye Doucoure has been unwell this week, but all have taken some part in training and are likely to be in contention for the weekend.
Seamus Coleman has been building up his fitness with the U21 side recently and is on the cusp of returning to the senior squad.
PREDICTED XI (4-4-1-1): Pickford; Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Harrison, Garner, Gueye, McNeil; Doucoure; Calvert-Lewin
UNAVAILABLE: Dele (Injured), Gomes (Injured)
QUESTIONABLE: Branthwaite (Injured), Coleman (Fitness), Onana (Injured), Doucoure (Illness)
THE PREDICTION
Despite the fact they came so close to three points last weekend, Everton are clearly heading in the right direction at the moment and there is every reason to believe they can get something out of this game. Palace - though they did beat Burnley last weekend - haven't been at their best of late and they may struggle to break down this well-disciplined Toffees rearguard. A low-scoring game looks on the cards, then, with under 2.5 goals the prediction.
BETTING TIP: UNDER 2.5 GOALS
