Tottenham v Everton Betting Odds, Tips & Match Preview

Tottenham vs Everton Betting Odds with EPL Match Preview & Prediction, Saturday, October 23rd:  Betting for Spurs v Everton should be pretty evenly spread across the board at your online bookmaker. There really hasn’t been too much to chose between the two sides when they have met in the league, with three of the last five meetings ending in drawn matches. This is a plus, because you will be able to find some nice online bookmaker bonuses for matches which end in 0-0 (see our online bookmaker promotion below). In the fixtures between the two sides at White Hart Lane, Spurs have not really dominated recently, although their overall record at home against Everton is pretty good, standing at a 52% win percentage, averaging two goals per match. In fact, Spurs hit two goals in both of their matches against the Merseyside club in the Premier League last year. They edged the home match 2-1, while drew 2-2 at Goodison. The overall head to head records stands in favour of Spurs, who have a 37% success rate, compared to Everton’s 32% win record over Spurs. Still, there is a certain feeling of parity over this one, and really it is one that Everton are more than capable of sneaking, so don’t discount either a draw, or a sneaky Everton 1-0 away win. It is there for the taking really. Over 2.5 goals represents decent odds really, considering the results of the previous two matches between the sides, going for Evens at Unibet. The Correct Score markets are really interesting, with the 1-1 draw priced as favourite for 6/1 at SkyBet. A Tottenham 1-0 win fetches 7/1 at Unibet ,while an Everton 1-0 win is a tempting 10/1 at Bet365. You may be safer going for a winning margin bet though, and a one goal margin for Spurs is 3/1 at Bet365, while Everton to win by the same margin is 9/2 at SkyBet. You can also take a Score Draw option at Boylesports for 15/4 which again, represents decent value.

Tottenham v Everton Betting Odds

Tottenham to win: 6/5 at BetFred
Draw: 12/5 at Ladbrokes
Everton to win: 3/1 at Boylesports

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Tottenham vs Everton Premier League Betting Statistics

Last 5 Head to Head
Spurs 2, Everton 1
Everton 2, Spurs 2
Everton 0, Spurs 0
Spurs 0, Everton 1
Everton 0, Spurs 0

Tottenham have a 50% win percentage at home in the league this season
Everton have a 25% win percentage away from home in the league this season

Tottenham have scored 5 goals, and conceded 3 at home
Everton have scored 2 and conceded 2 goals in their away matches

Tottenham have scored the bulk of their goals in the 16-30 and 76-90 minute brackets
Everton have scored the majority of their goals in the 31-45 and 76-90 minute brackets

Tottenham have opened the scoring in 25% of their matches
Everton have scored first in 50% of their matches

Tottenham average 1.25 goals per match at home this season
Everton average 0.50 goals per match away from home this season

Tottenham 2010/11 top scorer: van der Vaart, 3
Everton 2010/11 top scorer: Cahill, 4

Tottenham injuries/suspensions: Kaboul, King, Defoe, Dawson, O’Hara, Woodgate
Everton injuries/suspensions: Heitinga, Fellaini, Pineaar, Anichebe, Saha, Rodwell

Tottenham 2010/11 Season Form: P8 W4 D2 L2 GF10 GA7 Pts 14 (5th)
Everton 2010/11 Season Form: P8 W2 D3 L3 GF8 GA7 Pts 9 (11th)

Tottenham v Everton Betting Tip: Everton Draw No Bet 7/4 at Boylesports

Tottenham Betting:

Tottenham came out on the wrong side of a thrilling 4-3 match against Champions League holders Inter Milan in the group stage on Tuesday night. Midfielder Gareth Bale weighed in with a hat trick for Spurs, and as expected there is an increased height in trade talk speculation over him. Boss Harry Redknapp clearly isn’t going to let the young Welsh star go anywhere, as he is proving to be a vital cog in the Tottenham machine. No-one quite expected the Spurs defence to come as unstuck as it did in Italy, as slowly but surely, Tottenham have been getting their season on track. They were guilty of a bit of a slow start to the new season, largely down to expectancy over their appearance in their first Champions League campaign one suspects. They haven’t been helped out with a plethora of injuries, including star striker Jermain Defoe, plus centre halves Ledley King, Michael Dawson and Jonathan Woodgate. Spurs have played their way up to fifth in the Premier League, after a patchy season which has included two surprise defeats at home to Wigan and away to West Ham. Following the defeat to the Hammers, Spurs have picked up two good, yet tight wins over Aston Villa and Fulham. Naturally Tottenham would look a lot better in the football betting if they have a full complement of players to pick from, but Harry Redknapp is having to muddle through at the moment. They simply haven’t had the firepower to match Man Utd, Chelsea and Arsenal in the goal scoring charts, and that will be something which will keep them down until the situation is addressed. Of course they could never have envisaged losing Defoe for such a long period with a leg break, and with top scorer being new signing Rafael van der Vaart on three, Spurs really do need a bit of a cutting edge to fill the void. Roman Pavlyuchenko has only hit two goals in the league in eight matches, and that really isn’t enough of a return to cover for Defoe. This, ultimately, is why betting on a draw for the Spurs v Everton match may pay dividends. Spurs do play good football, but the finished product isn’t there, and coming off the back of an epic midweek match, may just hurt them in the league, especially against Everton who are experts at frustrating opposition. This is a tough match for Spurs, as there are frailties at the back, and they haven’t kept a clean sheet since the first day of the season. If they are going to sneak a win, then Van der Vaart is priced at 2/1 with Bet365 as an Anytime Scorer, while Pavlyuchenko is also 2/1 at Unibet. Gareth Bale is 9/2 at Unibet to hit the back of the net again in his impressive season.

Everton Betting:

With two wins in their last two Premier League outings, it looks as if David Moyes is starting to turn Everton’s season around. After going six matches without a win, Everton broke their duck against Birmingham, and then shoved it to their neighbours and fierce rivals Liverpool in the Merseyside derby last weekend, beating the Reds 2-0. Everton are generally involved in low scoring matches, so this one could go either way. Everton have only scored two goals away from home, and have conceded the same amount, so you can see what sides are generally up against when they play Everton. After being bothered by sitting near the relegation zone, the two recent victories have fired them towards mid table. Another win really would put them in much stronger position. It’s not going to be easy against Spurs, but there really is some good indications for an Everton win. Firstly, Everton got to rest in the week, while Spurs were toiling away in Italy, and secondly Everton will be on a high after beating Liverpool. Out of the last three matches at White Hart Lane, Everton have had two wins. With Spurs struggling with injuries as well, the timing could be great for Everton to go in and pick the pockets of the North London side. You always think of leaning towards a draw when Everton take to the pitch, especially away from home, and they aren’t without their own injury issues.  There is not a great deal of firepower there for Everton, but their defensive duties and abilities to keep clean sheets when they are on their game, really does pick up points very well for them away from home. Everton  +0.25 Asian Handicap really does call out, and at 21/20 at Bet365, is a decent punt. Should be a tight game really, and if you do fancy Everton sneaking it, then Boylesports offer a very good 7/4 Draw No Bet option on them. Always a good goal scoring punt for Everton, is Tim Cahill 11/4 at Unibet Anytime Goalscorer

Tottenham v Everton Football Betting Prediction: Draw