Tottenham vs Everton Predictions

Premier LeaguePremier League · England
high confidence
Tottenham

Tottenham

Full Time

0 - 0

AI predicted 1 - 1

Everton

Everton

🗓️ Sunday, 24 May 2026 at 16:00 BST (venue time) · 15:00 UTC (your time)📍 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

Win Probability (1X2)

Tottenham 33%Draw 38%Everton 29%

Best Value Pick

BTTS: Yes

@ 4(+32% edge)

Match Result

6.8/10

Tottenham Edge Everton in Tight Finale to Close Premier League Season

Tottenham Hotspur closed out their Premier League campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Everton at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. In a match where both sides split possession evenly at 50%, it was the hosts who made their dominance in attack count, registering 20 shots to Everton’s 9, though only 2 found the target. The decisive moment arrived just before halftime, as Richarlison struck in the 43rd minute to break the deadlock against his former club. Everton struggled to create clear-cut chances, managing just a single shot on target despite matching Spurs in corners and possession. Both teams showed plenty of fight, racking up a combined 33 fouls and five yellow cards, but Tottenham’s back line held firm under late pressure to secure all three points and end their season on a positive note.

😅 AI Prediction Report

CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR

Predicted

1 - 1

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Actual

1 - 0

❌Result
❌BTTS
✅O/U 2.5
❌Score

💰 Bet Results0/2 hit

btts — yes@ 4
❌
1x2 — draw@ 3.5
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Key Moments

43' — Goal

Richarlison scores the only goal of the match, finishing off a well-worked move.

52' — Yellow Card

Rodrigo Bentancur (Tottenham) booked for a late challenge in midfield.

65' — Yellow Card

James Tarkowski (Everton) shown a yellow for a tactical foul stopping a Spurs counter.

77' — Yellow Card

João Palhinha (Tottenham) cautioned after a midfield tussle.

83' — Yellow Card

Vitaliy Mykolenko (Everton) goes into the book for dissent.

Tottenham

Tottenham

7.5/10

Tottenham looked the more enterprising side throughout, creating a flurry of chances and consistently probing Everton’s backline. Despite only hitting the target twice from 20 attempts, their attacking intent was clear, and they were rewarded when Richarlison found the net late in the first half. Defensively, the back four marshaled by Kevin Danso and Micky van de Ven kept Everton’s attacking threats largely at bay, limiting them to just one shot on target. The midfield duo of Rodrigo Bentancur and João Palhinha provided solidity and bite, while the wide play of Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie offered width and energy. Tottenham’s discipline wavered at times, picking up three yellow cards, but their overall control and work rate saw them over the line.

Key Players

Richarlison: Scored the winning goal in the 43rd minute against his former club.
Kevin Danso: Anchored the defense and helped limit Everton to just one shot on target.
Rodrigo Bentancur: Provided midfield stability and broke up Everton attacks with timely challenges.

Strengths

Created numerous chancesSolid defensive organizationEffective midfield pressing

Weaknesses

Poor shot accuracyDisciplinary issues with three yellow cards
Everton

Everton

6/10

Everton matched Tottenham in possession and corners but struggled to translate their efforts into meaningful attacking output. With just one shot on target from nine attempts, their forward line failed to trouble Antonín Kinský in the Spurs goal. The midfield trio worked hard to disrupt Tottenham’s rhythm, but the Toffees lacked a cutting edge in the final third. Defensively, James Tarkowski and Michael Keane absorbed significant pressure, and Jordan Pickford was called into action only twice, but the solitary lapse before halftime proved costly. Everton’s physical approach resulted in 18 fouls and two yellow cards, but they were unable to find a late equalizer.

Key Players

James Tarkowski: Led the defensive effort with key clearances under pressure.
Jordan Pickford: Made two saves to keep Everton in the contest.
James Garner: Battled in midfield to disrupt Tottenham’s build-up play.

Strengths

Disciplined defensive shapeCompetitive in midfield duelsMatched Spurs in possession and corners

Weaknesses

Lack of attacking threatFew shots on targetStruggled to create clear chances

Tactical Analysis

Both teams lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, resulting in a midfield battle that saw neither side able to dominate possession for long spells. Tottenham’s fullbacks, Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie, pushed high to provide width, while the double pivot of Bentancur and Palhinha shielded the back four and recycled possession efficiently. Spurs’ attacking midfielders, particularly Mathys Tel and Conor Gallagher, frequently interchanged positions to disrupt Everton’s defensive lines. Everton focused on maintaining a compact shape, with James Garner and Tim Iroegbunam anchoring the midfield and looking to spring quick transitions. However, their lack of penetration in the final third was evident, as Thierno Barry was often isolated up front. Both teams’ willingness to press high led to a physical contest, reflected in the high foul count and multiple bookings.

Turning Point

Richarlison’s 43rd-minute strike gave Tottenham the lead and forced Everton to chase the game, ultimately proving decisive.

Man of the Match

Richarlison

Scored the match-winning goal and was a constant threat to his former club’s defense.

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Win Probability
Tottenham 37% Draw 30% Everton 34%

Over 2.5 Goals

36%

BTTS: Yes

43%

Likely Scores

1-1 · 1-0 · 0-1

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Tottenham vs Everton Prediction Confidence at a Glance

How strongly the model leans on each market.

Match Result (1X2)
33%
38%
29%
Tottenham 33%Draw 38%Everton 29%
Both Teams to Score
57%
43%
Yes 57%No 43%
Over/Under 2.5 Goals
41%
59%
Over 2.5 41%Under 2.5 59%
Corners (Over/Under 9.5)
83%
17%
Over 9.5 83%Under 9.5 17%

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The Case For This Tottenham vs Everton Prediction

Tottenham and Everton meet in a fixture where both sides have shown inconsistency but a tendency for high-scoring draws in recent weeks. Tottenham's home form is poor, but their attack has been lively, while Everton have been more solid away and are tough to break down. With both teams averaging over a goal per game but struggling for clean sheets, a closely contested match with goals at both ends is likely.

Key Factors at a Glance

Defence

  • →Tottenham's home record is weak (2W, 6D, 10L), conceding 31 in 18.
  • →Everton are unbeaten in their last two, but have not kept a clean sheet in their last five.

Injuries & Team News

  • →No significant injuries for either side.

Match Context

  • →Both teams have scored in 8 of their last 10 combined matches.
  • →H2H shows Tottenham dominance at home, but recent draws are common.

🚩 Tottenham vs Everton Corners Prediction

medium confidence
13expected total corners
Over 83%
Over 9.5Under 9.5

Our corners model projects roughly 7.2 corners for Tottenham and 5.8 for Everton, for an expected total of 13. That makes the model lean Over 9.5 corners (83%). Over 8.5: 90% · Over 10.5: 75%.

More corners tips:Over 9.5 →Under 9.5 →

How Tottenham and Everton Are Arriving

Form, fitness and who's likely to start.

Tottenham vs Everton Goalscorer Form

Goals scored in last 5 matches across all competitions. Rate = goals ÷ 5 games. XI badge shows player is in the expected starting lineup.

TottenhamTottenhamlast 5 matches
M. TelXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

RicharlisonXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

C. GallagherXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

J. PalhinhaXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

P. PorroXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

X. Simonssub/out
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

EvertonEvertonlast 5 matches
Betosub/out
2 goals in 5
40%

Regular contributor

K. Dewsbury-HallXI
1 goal in 5
20%

Occasional threat

Tottenham come into this match on a mixed run (DWWDL), showing improvement with two wins and a draw in their last three, but their home form remains a concern. Everton are winless in five (DDLLD), but have managed to avoid defeat in their last two, with BTTS landing in all of their recent games, indicating both attacking intent and defensive vulnerabilities.

Tottenham vs Everton — Last 10 Matches

TottenhamTottenhamLast 10 results
D1-1
W2-1
W1-0
D2-2
L0-1
L0-3
D1-1
L1-3
L1-2
L1-4
Dvs Leeds1-1
W@ Aston Villa2-1
W@ Wolves1-0
Dvs Brighton2-2
L@ Sunderland0-1
Lvs Nottingham Forest0-3
D@ Liverpool1-1
Lvs Crystal Palace1-3
L@ Fulham1-2
Lvs Arsenal1-4
EvertonEvertonLast 10 results
D2-2
D3-3
L1-2
L1-2
D2-2
W3-0
L0-2
W2-0
W3-2
L0-1
D@ Crystal Palace2-2
Dvs Manchester City3-3
L@ West Ham1-2
Lvs Liverpool1-2
D@ Brentford2-2
Wvs Chelsea3-0
L@ Arsenal0-2
Wvs Burnley2-0
W@ Newcastle3-2
Lvs Manchester United0-1

Strengths

  • +Both teams scoring in most recent games

Concerns

  • −Leaky defence — 2.2 conceded/game
  • −No clean sheets in last 5 matches

What History Says: Tottenham vs Everton

The recent head-to-head record favors Tottenham, who have won five of the last ten meetings, including a 3-0 win away earlier this season. However, draws are also frequent, and Everton have managed to score in several of these encounters, suggesting a competitive fixture.

Tottenham vs Everton Head-to-Head History

Last 10 meetings between these sides

5

Tottenham wins

4

Draws

1

Everton wins

50%40% draws10%
26 Oct 25Everton vs Tottenham0-3
19 Jan 25Everton vs Tottenham3-2
24 Aug 24Tottenham vs Everton4-0
3 Feb 24Everton vs Tottenham2-2
23 Dec 23Tottenham vs Everton2-1
3 Apr 23Everton vs Tottenham1-1

Where the Model Disagrees with the Odds: Tottenham vs Everton

The biggest value lies in the BTTS 'Yes' market, where the model sees a much higher probability than the bookmaker's odds suggest. The draw is also undervalued by the market, with both teams showing a propensity for stalemates recently. The under 2.5 goals market appears overvalued, as both teams have defensive issues and generally see goals in their matches.

Odds from Bet365. Positive edge = our model gives a higher probability than the odds imply. EV = expected value per £1 staked.

1X2

SelectionOddsModel %Edge
Tottenham Win1.5733.0%-30.7%
Drawvalue3.5038.0%+9.4%
Everton Win2.2529.0%-15.4%

Over/Under 2.5

SelectionOddsModel %Edge
Over 2.5value4.0041.0%+16.0%
Under 2.51.2259.0%-23.0%

Both Teams Score

SelectionOddsModel %Edge
Yesvalue4.0057.0%+32.0%
No1.2243.0%-39.0%

Best Value Markets Found by the Model

1X2: Draw @ 3.50EV +0.330
Over/Under 2.5: Over 2.5 @ 4.00EV +0.640
Both Teams Score: Yes @ 4.00EV +1.280

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Things to Watch: Tottenham vs Everton

  • ⚠️Some recent Everton match stats are incomplete (shots, possession), increasing model uncertainty.
  • ⚠️Last round of the season may introduce unpredictable motivation factors.
  • ⚠️No lineups available at time of analysis.

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How This Prediction Was Made

The numbers on this page come from a structured statistical pack for Tottenham vs Everton: recent results and scoring data for both sides, home/away splits, the head-to-head record, current league standings, known injuries and live bookmaker odds, all sourced from the API-Football data feed.

An AI model analyses that pack and produces the probabilities, predicted score and written analysis shown above. Nothing is edited by hand, and no information outside the data pack is used.

Last updated: 17 May 2026 (refreshed automatically as new team data arrives). Every prediction is scored against the real result once the match finishes — see the verified track record or read the full methodology. Football is inherently uncertain: treat this page as analysis, not advice.

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