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Everton will face Mikel Arteta’s impressive Arsenal team in a crucial match at Goodison Park on Saturday in the Premier League’s second round of games. Everton, who are currently 19th in the Premier League standings, have had difficulty adapting to the to
The Toffees will need to rebound in this match after suffering a devastating 2-0 defeat to West Ham United last week. On the other hand, Arsenal is currently at the top of the league and has been in outstanding form for the past year.
In the FA Cup, Arsenal lost to Manchester City 1-0 and has a point to prove this weekend.
This season, Arsenal has performed admirably, making them the clear favorite to win the Premier League. This season, players like Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka have done a great job and will try to score more goals this weekend.
Under Sean Dyche, Everton must begin a winning streak because they are currently in a pretty desperate situation. However, Arsenal is the better team right now, and they should be able to win this game.
Prediction: Everton 1-3 Arsenal
In their 219 matches against Everton, Arsenal has won 109 of those games, while Everton has won 64. Arsenal has a good record against Everton. Everton has won three of their last four Premier League games, which is the same number of victories they had in their previous 26 games against the Gunners.
Arsenal could become the first team in the competition to record 100 victories against a specific opponent, as they have won 99 of their 202 league games against Everton. Everton’s most recent two Premier League home victories against Arsenal were in 1978 when they won three games in a row.
In the Premier League, Arsenal has scored five goals against Everton in five separate matches; no other team has done this before. In their last 44 Premier League matches, Everton has only won three times against teams that started the day at the top of the league.
Andros Townsend and Nathan Patterson won’t be available to Everton manager Dyche for his first game in charge, and James Garner is still dealing with a back injury. Ben Godfrey and Michael Keane are both on track to return from knee injuries, but Ben Godfrey is still out.
Dyche must decide whether to use a defense-heavy formation to stop the league leaders or go back to his old Burnley 4-4-2 system. In any case, Dyche will be happy to see James Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil again, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who isn’t feeling well, will take over the attack for now.
On the other hand, on the day of the transfer deadline, Arsenal made the announcement that Mohamed Elneny would be out for a considerable amount of time likely the remainder of the season after undergoing knee surgery. This prompted the Gunners to pursue Jorginho late on to cover in the engine room.
The former Chelsea player will most likely make his debut here from the bench. Arteta is also without Gabriel Jesus and Emile Smith Rowe, but Reiss Nelson has returned to training after suffering a thigh injury.
Everton:
Arsenal:
| Country | Channels |
| United Kingdom | BoxNation |
| Germany | DAZN, DAZN2 |
| United States | Fox Soccer Plus, ViX |
| France | Molotov, Free, L’Equipe, L’Equipe Web |
| Nepal | SONY TEN 3 HD, Sony LIV, SONY TEN 3 |
| India | JioTV, SONY TEN 3 HD, SONY TEN 3, Sony LIV |
| Sri Lanka | Sony LIV, SONY TEN 3, SONY TEN 3 HD |
