Fulham v Everton

• Everton have just one win in their last 10 matches, and just one clean sheet in their last 12.

• Everton have seen under 2.5 goals land in eight of their last nine games.

• Each of the last four meetings between these sides have seen less than three goals scored, as well as six of the last seven.

David Moyes’ Everton side travel to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham in what is shaping up to be an end-of-season dead rubber. With only three matches remaining, neither side has much to play for in terms of survival or European contention.

Despite Everton’s poor defensive form, with just one clean sheet in their last 12 matches, goals are not guaranteed. The under 2.5 goals market is priced at 1.75, slightly favoured over odds of 1.95 for over 2.5 goals. 

Both teams have displayed inconsistency of late, with Fulham taking six points and Everton four from their last 15 available, reflecting a dip in form that often follows when there's little at stake in the table.

⭐ Fulham v Everton Predictions and Best Bets

Although this is a tricky game to call given both sides' inconsistent performances, Fulham look the more appealing option for a result. They’ve collected 51 points this season and remain in contention for a top-half finish, some motivation that could give them the edge here.

Their home and away records are balanced, with 26 points at Craven Cottage and 25 away. Everton, meanwhile, have struggled badly away from Goodison Park, managing only four wins on the road all season. Everton haven’t beaten Fulham in their last seven meetings, with the Cottagers winning three of those contests, a Fulham win at 1.83 represents solid value.

In terms of goals, Everton have seen under 2.5 goals land in eight of their last nine games. Each of the last four meetings between these sides have seen less than three goals scored, as well as six of the last seven.

⚪ Fulham Fighting for Top Half Finish

Fulham have quietly put together a very respectable season under Marco Silva, already amassing 51 points and positioning themselves for a top-10 finish. They’ve performed evenly both home and away, with 26 points at Craven Cottage and 25 on the road.

Their attack has been steady if unspectacular, with 50 goals scored at an average of 1.43 per game. Defensively, they’ve conceded 47 times, 1.34 goals per match. 

Heading into the final stretch, the Cottagers sit just two points behind Bournemouth in 8th, giving them a real opportunity to climb if they can earn maximum points, particularly with difficult fixtures against Man City and Brentford still to come.

Marco Silva will likely name a strong side, although he may be without Andreas Pereira, Reiss Nelson, and Rodrigo Muniz.

🔵 Everton Struggling for Form

Everton’s form has nosedived in recent weeks, and a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest is their only victory in their last 10 outings. That poor run stretches back to February, underlining just how poor the Toffees have been.

Defensive lapses have played a big part in their struggles, with just one clean sheet in their last 12 matches, a concerning trend for a side that once prided itself on defensive solidity. Overall, they’ve collected 39 points this season, split between 21 at Goodison Park and 18 away. 

Their scoring numbers are modest, with 36 goals netted, averaging just 1.03 per game, while conceding 43 (1.23 per match).

Moyes is expected to be without Abdoulaye Doucoure, James Tarkowski, Jesper Lindstrom and Orel Mangala.

📊 Fulham v Everton Head-to-Head Key Stats

Historically, this fixture has produced tight, cagey matches, and recent history supports a repeat. Each of the last four meetings between Fulham and Everton has ended with under 2.5 goals, including a 1-1 draw earlier this season. 

That match was finely balanced, Fulham posted a slightly better xG of 1.25 to Everton’s 0.79 but had two fewer shots on target, with the Toffees managing five. Everton equalised deep into stoppage time through Beto, denying Fulham an away win. 

While the last three encounters have ended in draws, Fulham have enjoyed the better of the head-to-head in recent years. As mentioned above, Everton haven’t beaten Fulham in their last seven meetings.

Given that context and both teams’ current scoring patterns, another low-scoring affair seems the most likely outcome here, with Fulham perhaps edging it based on home advantage and recent dominance in the fixture.

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