Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur epl 4.11.2019

Now we are at around 11 in English Premier League 2019/20. Yesterday other teams already finished the game.

Just three wins all season sees Everton languishing near the foot of the Premier League (PL) table (W3, D1, L6). A leaky defense continues to be a problem for the Merseysiders, who have kept just three clean sheets across their ten PL matches this term. Additionally, the ‘Toffees’ have conceded 2+ goals in six of those fixtures.

Regardless, Everton has scored 50% of their PL goals inside the opening 30 minutes of their matches. However, they struggle to maintain that sort of intensity in the latter stages. That is particularly the case in defense, as highlighted by the fact that Everton has conceded 62.5% of their league goals in the final 30 minutes of play.

Tottenham have managed just one PL win in five matches, but they are still very attack-minded, averaging 1.6 goals per game. However, their defense continues to falter, conceding an average of 1.5 goals per game. As a result, eight of Tottenham’s ten PL matches have seen over 2.5 match goals.

Everton is a welcome opponent for ‘Spurs’, given that the North London club are undefeated across the previous 13 H2H PL fixtures (W7, D6). Strikingly, Tottenham has scored three or more goals in four of the last five meetings, and last lost to Everton in December 2012.

Players to watch: Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored five goals in his previous six competitive matches, with four coming in the first half.

Tottenham talisman Harry Kane has three goals in his previous two competitive games, and he netted a brace in his side’s last visit to Goodison Park.

Stat attack: This season, Everton has neither scored nor conceded a PL goal in the 15 minutes immediately after half-time.

Tottenham have conceded 2+ goals in each of their previous five PL away matches.
There have been six goals after the 60th minute across the previous three H2H meetings.

Live score here :

Will not play

Bernard
(Knee Injury)

Lloris H.
(Elbow Injury)

Gbamin J.
(Thigh Injury)

Rose D.
(Yellow Cards)
Questionable

Mina Y.
(Knee Injury)

Kane H.
(Injury)

Sessegnon R.
(Thigh Injury)

Vertonghen J.
(Muscle Injury)
Match Information
Referee: Atkinson M. (Eng),
Venue: Goodison Park (Liverpool)