Everton vs Fulham Prediction and Analysis: A Spectacular Comeback

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Everton will continue to be without Jarrad Branthwaite (hamstring) and Nathan Patterson (foot/groin) due to injury. Iliman Ndiaye will undergo further testing after being forced off the pitch against Sunderland due to "cramps and some other minor issues."

Manager Moyes is considering using either Beto or Barry as a central striker, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall behind them in an attacking midfield role. Jack Grealish – who has won all four previous encounters against Fulham and scored one goal – is likely to continue starting on the left wing.

James Garner and Idrissa Gueye will remain the central midfield pairing, while the four-man defense of Jake O'Brien, James Tarkowski, Michael Keane, and Vitalii Mykolenko will largely remain unchanged.

On the Fulham side, the only injury is that of left-back Antonee Robinson (knee), who has been out since the end of September and will be reassessed after the international break.

Alex Iwobi impressed playing deeper alongside Sander Berge in the previous match, and manager Silva is considering whether to keep him in that role or move him further forward to make room for Sasa Lukic.

Raul Jimenez, having recovered from injury and played 72 minutes against his former club Wolves, is likely to continue leading the attack in place of Rodrigo Muniz. The Mexican striker is currently Fulham's top scorer for 2025 with 7 Premier League goals.

Latest predicted lineups for Everton vs Fulham

Everton:

Pickford; O'Brien, Keane, Tarkowski, Mykolenko; Garner, Gueye; Ndiaye, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish; Beto

Fulham:

Leno; Tete, Andersen, Bassey, Sessegnon; Iwobi, Berge; Wilson, King, Kevin; Jimenez

Latest Everton vs Fulham football match prediction

Everton secured a spectacular home win in early October, coming from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1, but they haven't won a single game in their last three Premier League matches since.

Two consecutive goalless defeats against Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur were followed by a 1-1 draw with Sunderland last Monday. Iliman Ndiaye's superb solo goal was equalized by Granit Xhaka just 43 seconds after halftime. This result leaves Everton in 14th place, five points clear of both the relegation zone and the top six.

Everton's biggest concern is the continued poor performance of their forwards. Summer signing Thierno Barry has yet to score in 10 Premier League appearances, while Beto has only managed one goal in 600 minutes of play. Without improvement, the team will struggle to achieve their goals of finishing in the top 10 or even the top 7.

Prior to Saturday's match, Everton had won only one of their last seven Premier League games (three draws, three defeats), after having won five of their previous six (one defeat). Following their 0-3 defeat to Spurs in their last home game, The Toffees are trying to avoid losing two consecutive home games for the first time since December last year and January this year.

Despite not winning against Fulham in their last four encounters (1 draw, 3 losses), manager David Moyes has a very good record against them, with 19 wins in 32 Premier League matches (4 draws, 9 losses) – at least seven more than against any other opponent. The Scottish manager could become only the third manager in Premier League history to win at least 20 matches against a single team, after Sir Alex Ferguson (8 teams) and Arsène Wenger (4 teams).

Fulham desperately needed a positive result after a run of four consecutive defeats in the Premier League, and the fans at Craven Cottage had plenty to celebrate last weekend as Marco Silva's side comfortably beat bottom-of-the-table Wolves 3-0.

Ryan Sessegnon opened the scoring early, before Wolves defender Emmanuel Agbadou was sent off in the first half. After the break, Harry Wilson doubled the lead with a stunning strike from 20 yards, then Yerson Mosquera scored an own goal, giving Fulham all three points – only their third win of the season.

Silva was pleased that his team kept a clean sheet – their second in the last 19 Premier League matches – and stressed the importance of the victory, although he still saw “a little tension” in his players’ performance. Fulham are now 15th, just one point behind Everton (their next opponent).

To improve their league position, Fulham need to improve their away form, as they are currently among the teams with the fewest away points this season (just one point, the same as Wolves). The London side have lost all four of their last away games, and haven't lost by more than that margin since the run from November to January of the 2023–24 season.

Nevertheless, Silva can remain optimistic based on recent head-to-head records, with Fulham having lost only one of their last seven Premier League meetings against Everton (three wins, three draws) – although that defeat was a 1-3 loss at Craven Cottage six months ago.

Latest Everton vs Fulham score prediction

Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Everton vs Fulhamas follows:

• Sportsmole:Everton 2-1 Fulham

• WhoScore:Everton 1-1 Fulham
• We predict:Everton 2-1 Fulham

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