Match Preview

Ahead of our Everton vs Sunderland preview and UK soccer predictions, both of these sides have come under heavy criticism for their respective performances so far in the English divisions.

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Sunderland suffered relegation from the Premier League at the end of last season, with Simon Grayson appointed to try and help the Black Cats bounce back at the first time of asking. Thus far, it hasn’t quite happening for them.

Our Everton vs Sunderland predictions are that the Toffees should be afforded the chance for redemption, which makes the week’s latest soccer odds very tempting with regard to a convincing home victory. Coral’s offer of Everton to win without conceding is particularly good value in this market.

The away side have won just one of their last four competitive fixtures, with that victory coming against third-tier Carlisle United in the previous round of this EFL Cup competition.

Everton haven’t done much better, mind you, and are leaking goals. Across both the Premier League and the Europa League, the hosts have conceded 12 goals in their last four games.

Everton vs Sunderland Prediction and Betting Advice

This week they should be confident that they can turn it all around for Ronald Koeman. The club’s owners spent big during the summer, and this game is a chance to kickstart their season and wipe the slate clean.

After a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Manchester United at the weekend, this game at Goodison Park should be a chance to rotate personnel slightly and boost some players’ confidence levels.

There is value to be found in the Toffees winning without conceding, in part down to their terrible recent defensive record. Against a team from the Championship who are having their own domestic woes, however, this should be easily doable.

Koeman’s side should dominate the ball and create plenty of opportunities, with Sunderland sure to have fewer opportunities while playing more negatively on the counter attack this week.

Sandro Ramirez arrived from Malaga in the summer but is yet to hit the ground running up front. Our Everton vs Sunderland picks back him to find the back of the net, with the Toffees sure to rotate some personnel and given Sandro a chance versus the Black Cats.