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Everton fans are eager to see Jack Grealish in blue, and he has the chance to make Premier League history if he assists two goals in three consecutive games.

Beto scored the opener at Molineux and has eight goals in 21 games under Moyes – only four Premier League players have scored more – but he still faces competition from Thierno Barry.

Vitaliy Mykolenko has been ruled out of the Ukraine squad and is almost certain to miss out along with Jarrad Branthwaite. Defenders Adam Aznou and Nathan Patterson are also doubtful, but new signing Merlin Rohl could be handed his debut after joining on deadline day.

For Aston Villa, Amadou Onana and Ross Barkley are both doubtful; Onana has a hamstring problem, while Barkley is out of action. Matty Cash is also out with a quadriceps injury, while Boubacar Kamara is not ready, and Andres Garcia is a definite absentee.

New signing Harvey Elliott – on loan from Liverpool – could make his debut in his home city, while Jadon Sancho, who arrived from Manchester United on transfer deadline day, is also pushing for a starting spot.

Everton vs Aston Villa latest predicted lineup

Everton:

Pickford; O'Brien, Tarkowski, Keane, Garner; Gueye, Iroegbunam; Ndiaye, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish; Barry

Aston Villa:

Martinez; Konsa, Pau Torres, Mings, Digne; McGinn, Tielemans, Elliott; Malen, Watkins, Rogers

Latest Everton vs Aston Villa football prediction

After picking up just one point in August in the last three seasons combined, Everton have surprisingly climbed to fifth in the Premier League table with six points, thanks to two consecutive wins before the international break.

David Moyes' side beat Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 in their first competitive game at their new home, then followed that up with a rare win at Wolverhampton Wanderers, coming from behind to win 3-2 in the final minutes.

Jack Grealish continued his stellar form with a brace of assists – repeating his exploits against Brighton – and he will be looking to maintain that form when he faces boyhood club Aston Villa this weekend.

Only two clubs in history have won their first two Premier League games at a new home, but with five wins from their last six, Everton believe they can join that rare group.

That is as many wins as Everton had in their previous 21 games, and no team in the league has picked up more points than them since May (16).

The win at Molineux was also Everton's ninth in 2025, surpassing their total for the whole of 2024 (8). The last time they won two games in a row after losing the opening round, Everton qualified for the Champions League in 2004/05.

Aston Villa, however, are Everton’s “nemesis”: since returning to the Premier League in 2019, Villa are unbeaten in all 12 meetings (winning nine), and Everton have failed to score in their last four visits. Only once in their history have they gone on a home scoreless streak against a worse opponent – ​​Liverpool in the 1970s.

During the same period, Villa kept four consecutive clean sheets away from home against Everton – a club record – but were then dealt a huge blow when they lost 3-0 to Crystal Palace at Villa Park, their heaviest home defeat in 18 months.

More worryingly, Villa are currently the only team yet to score in the Premier League, ahead of Wolves only on goal difference. The last time they failed to win their opening three games of a season was in the 2017/18 Championship, while failing to score in their opening three games of a season has only happened once before, in 1997/98.

Unai Emery's task now is to prevent Villa becoming only the fifth club in Premier League history to fail to score in their opening four games of the season, while also quickly regaining form before entering the cup and European competitions later this month.

Everton vs Aston Villa latest score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Everton vs Aston Villaas follows:

• Sportsmole:Everton 2-1 Aston Villa

• WhoScore:Everton 2-2 Aston Villa
• Our newspaper predicts:Everton 2-1 Aston Villa

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