Manchester United vs Everton Nigeria odds comparison
Manchester United
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Everton
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1.72 | 3.80 | 4.50 |
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1.70 | 3.95 | 4.45 |
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1.70 | 3.80 | 4.50 |
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1.76 | 3.94 | 4.68 |
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1.80 | 4.05 | 4.63 |
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1.80
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4.05
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4.68
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Match Analysis
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Friday, November 21, 2025
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Manchester United host Everton on 24 November 2025 in a Premier League clash that could shape the top‑half battle for both sides.
United enter the game unbeaten in their last five league outings, recording three wins and two draws while scoring 12 goals and conceding seven, an average of 2.4 goals for and 1.4 against per match.
Everton arrive with a more mixed record: two wins, one draw and two defeats in their previous five fixtures, netting five and letting in seven, averaging one goal scored and 1.4 conceded.
The recent head‑to‑head shows United holding a slight edge – two home victories, one away win for Everton and two draws across five meetings, with United scoring ten goals to Everton’s seven.
United’s recent home performances have been prolific, highlighted by a 4‑2 win over Brighton, while Everton have struggled away, dropping points against Manchester City and Tottenham.
Both clubs have a busy schedule after the fixture, meaning a win could boost momentum ahead of upcoming tests.
The data suggests a tightly contested encounter with United modest favorites based on form and historical advantage.
United enter the game unbeaten in their last five league outings, recording three wins and two draws while scoring 12 goals and conceding seven, an average of 2.4 goals for and 1.4 against per match.
Everton arrive with a more mixed record: two wins, one draw and two defeats in their previous five fixtures, netting five and letting in seven, averaging one goal scored and 1.4 conceded.
The recent head‑to‑head shows United holding a slight edge – two home victories, one away win for Everton and two draws across five meetings, with United scoring ten goals to Everton’s seven.
United’s recent home performances have been prolific, highlighted by a 4‑2 win over Brighton, while Everton have struggled away, dropping points against Manchester City and Tottenham.
Both clubs have a busy schedule after the fixture, meaning a win could boost momentum ahead of upcoming tests.
The data suggests a tightly contested encounter with United modest favorites based on form and historical advantage.
Recent Form
Manchester United:
United’s last five league matches illustrate a side that scores freely but can also leak goals.
On 8 November they drew 2‑2 away at Tottenham, with B.
Mbeumo, M.
Tel, Richarlison and M.
de Ligt finding the net.
A week earlier they were held 2‑2 by Nottingham, featuring goals from Casemiro, M.
Gibbs‑White, N.
Savona and A.
Diallo.
The most striking display came on 25 October at Old Trafford, where United thumped Brighton 4‑2 – M.
Cunha, Casemiro, B.
Mbeumo (twice) and D.
Welbeck contributed.
A 1‑2 defeat at Liverpool on 19 October broke the run, but United bounced back with a 2‑0 home win over Sunderland on 4 October, thanks to M.
Mount and B.
Sesko.
Overall United have three wins, two draws, no losses in the form table, scoring 12 and conceding seven, with an average of 2.4 goals scored and 1.4 conceded per game.
The pattern shows a potent attack led by Mbeumo and Casemiro, while defensive lapses in the Tottenham and Liverpool games hint at occasional vulnerability, especially late in games where goals were conceded at the 84th and 90th minutes.
On 8 November they drew 2‑2 away at Tottenham, with B.
Mbeumo, M.
Tel, Richarlison and M.
de Ligt finding the net.
A week earlier they were held 2‑2 by Nottingham, featuring goals from Casemiro, M.
Gibbs‑White, N.
Savona and A.
Diallo.
The most striking display came on 25 October at Old Trafford, where United thumped Brighton 4‑2 – M.
Cunha, Casemiro, B.
Mbeumo (twice) and D.
Welbeck contributed.
A 1‑2 defeat at Liverpool on 19 October broke the run, but United bounced back with a 2‑0 home win over Sunderland on 4 October, thanks to M.
Mount and B.
Sesko.
Overall United have three wins, two draws, no losses in the form table, scoring 12 and conceding seven, with an average of 2.4 goals scored and 1.4 conceded per game.
The pattern shows a potent attack led by Mbeumo and Casemiro, while defensive lapses in the Tottenham and Liverpool games hint at occasional vulnerability, especially late in games where goals were conceded at the 84th and 90th minutes.
Everton:
Everton’s recent five matches paint a picture of inconsistency.
They opened the period with a 2‑0 home victory over Fulham on 8 November, courtesy of I.
Gueye and M.
Keane.
Three days later they drew 1‑1 away at Sunderland, with I.
Ndiaye scoring first and G.
Xhaka equalising.
A heavy 0‑3 home loss to Tottenham on 26 October highlighted defensive frailties, as M.
van de Ven netted a hat‑trick.
On 18 October Everton were beaten 0‑2 away by Manchester City, with Erling Haaland scoring twice.
Their most recent win came on 5 October at home against Crystal Palace, a 2‑1 result featuring D.
Munoz, an own‑goal penalty by I.
Ndiaye and a late strike from J.
Grealish.
The form summary records two wins, one draw and two defeats, with five goals scored and seven conceded, averaging one goal for and 1.4 against per game.
Scoring has been sporadic, relying heavily on set‑piece situations and occasional individual brilliance, while the defence has surrendered three goals in a single half against Tottenham and two clean‑sheet losses to top opponents, underscoring a need for greater stability.
They opened the period with a 2‑0 home victory over Fulham on 8 November, courtesy of I.
Gueye and M.
Keane.
Three days later they drew 1‑1 away at Sunderland, with I.
Ndiaye scoring first and G.
Xhaka equalising.
A heavy 0‑3 home loss to Tottenham on 26 October highlighted defensive frailties, as M.
van de Ven netted a hat‑trick.
On 18 October Everton were beaten 0‑2 away by Manchester City, with Erling Haaland scoring twice.
Their most recent win came on 5 October at home against Crystal Palace, a 2‑1 result featuring D.
Munoz, an own‑goal penalty by I.
Ndiaye and a late strike from J.
Grealish.
The form summary records two wins, one draw and two defeats, with five goals scored and seven conceded, averaging one goal for and 1.4 against per game.
Scoring has been sporadic, relying heavily on set‑piece situations and occasional individual brilliance, while the defence has surrendered three goals in a single half against Tottenham and two clean‑sheet losses to top opponents, underscoring a need for greater stability.
Head-to-Head Record
The United‑Everton rivalry over the past few seasons comprises five meetings, yielding two United home wins, one Everton away win and two draws.
The most recent encounter on 3 August 2025 ended 2‑2 in a friendly, featuring a penalty from B.
Fernandes and a goal by I.
Ndiaye for Everton, with an own‑goal by A.
Heaven equalising late.
Earlier, on 22 February 2025, the Premier League clash also finished 2‑2, with United’s Beto and A.
Doucouré scoring before Everton’s B.
Fernandes and M.
Ugarte restored parity.
United’s most dominant display came on 1 December 2024, a 4‑0 home triumph highlighted by a brace each from M.
Rashford and J.
Zirkzee.
Prior to that, on 9 March 2024, United again won 2‑0, with B.
Fernandes (penalty) and M.
Rashford (penalty) scoring.
Everton’s last victory in the series was on 26 November 2023, a 3‑0 away win where A.
Garnacho, M.
Rashford (penalty) and A.
Martial found the net for the Toffees.
Across the five games United have scored ten goals to Everton’s seven, suggesting a modest attacking edge, yet the frequency of draws and an away win for Everton indicate that the fixture can be tightly contested, especially when United’s defence concedes late goals as seen in recent draws.
The most recent encounter on 3 August 2025 ended 2‑2 in a friendly, featuring a penalty from B.
Fernandes and a goal by I.
Ndiaye for Everton, with an own‑goal by A.
Heaven equalising late.
Earlier, on 22 February 2025, the Premier League clash also finished 2‑2, with United’s Beto and A.
Doucouré scoring before Everton’s B.
Fernandes and M.
Ugarte restored parity.
United’s most dominant display came on 1 December 2024, a 4‑0 home triumph highlighted by a brace each from M.
Rashford and J.
Zirkzee.
Prior to that, on 9 March 2024, United again won 2‑0, with B.
Fernandes (penalty) and M.
Rashford (penalty) scoring.
Everton’s last victory in the series was on 26 November 2023, a 3‑0 away win where A.
Garnacho, M.
Rashford (penalty) and A.
Martial found the net for the Toffees.
Across the five games United have scored ten goals to Everton’s seven, suggesting a modest attacking edge, yet the frequency of draws and an away win for Everton indicate that the fixture can be tightly contested, especially when United’s defence concedes late goals as seen in recent draws.
Statistical Insights
United’s attack averages 2.4 goals per game, driven by multiple contributors – Mbeumo, Casemiro, and Mount have each featured in recent scoring charts.
Their defence, while conceding an average of 1.4 per match, has shown susceptibility in the closing stages, with goals allowed at the 84th minute against Liverpool and at 90 minutes in the Tottenham draw.
Everton’s offensive output is modest at one goal per game, largely stemming from set‑piece situations (penalty by I.
Ndiaye) and occasional bursts, such as the two‑goal display by I.
Gueye and M.
Keane against Fulham.
Defensively, Everton also concede 1.4 goals per match, but the three‑goal concession to Tottenham in a single half highlights a potential collapse under pressure.
Both sides share an identical average of 1.4 goals conceded, suggesting a balanced defensive record, yet United’s higher scoring rate and recent home dominance (four goals in the Brighton game) give them a statistical edge.
The head‑to‑head record shows United scoring ten versus Everton’s seven, reinforcing the advantage.
Their defence, while conceding an average of 1.4 per match, has shown susceptibility in the closing stages, with goals allowed at the 84th minute against Liverpool and at 90 minutes in the Tottenham draw.
Everton’s offensive output is modest at one goal per game, largely stemming from set‑piece situations (penalty by I.
Ndiaye) and occasional bursts, such as the two‑goal display by I.
Gueye and M.
Keane against Fulham.
Defensively, Everton also concede 1.4 goals per match, but the three‑goal concession to Tottenham in a single half highlights a potential collapse under pressure.
Both sides share an identical average of 1.4 goals conceded, suggesting a balanced defensive record, yet United’s higher scoring rate and recent home dominance (four goals in the Brighton game) give them a statistical edge.
The head‑to‑head record shows United scoring ten versus Everton’s seven, reinforcing the advantage.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 24 November showdown, United face Crystal Palace away on 30 November before returning home to West Ham on 4 December.
A victory against Everton would provide momentum for the away trip to Palace, where United’s attack could be tested against a disciplined mid‑table side.
Everton’s schedule includes a home game against Newcastle on 29 November followed by an away clash with Bournemouth on 2 December.
Securing points at Old Trafford would lift Everton’s confidence ahead of the Newcastle match, a fixture that could prove pivotal for their push out of the lower half.
Both clubs therefore have strong incentives to finish the match positively, as the subsequent fixtures demand immediate form and morale.
A victory against Everton would provide momentum for the away trip to Palace, where United’s attack could be tested against a disciplined mid‑table side.
Everton’s schedule includes a home game against Newcastle on 29 November followed by an away clash with Bournemouth on 2 December.
Securing points at Old Trafford would lift Everton’s confidence ahead of the Newcastle match, a fixture that could prove pivotal for their push out of the lower half.
Both clubs therefore have strong incentives to finish the match positively, as the subsequent fixtures demand immediate form and morale.
Match Prediction
Considering United’s unbeaten recent run, higher scoring average (2.4 goals per game) and home advantage, they enter as modest favorites.
Everton’s inconsistent away form and lower goal output (1 per game) suggest they will struggle to match United’s firepower.
However, the head‑to‑head history reveals a propensity for draws, and United’s recent defensive lapses cannot be ignored.
A balanced projection foresees United edging a 2‑1 win, with a United goal likely coming early from Mbeumo or Casemiro and Everton pulling one back via a set‑piece before United seal the game late.
Everton’s inconsistent away form and lower goal output (1 per game) suggest they will struggle to match United’s firepower.
However, the head‑to‑head history reveals a propensity for draws, and United’s recent defensive lapses cannot be ignored.
A balanced projection foresees United edging a 2‑1 win, with a United goal likely coming early from Mbeumo or Casemiro and Everton pulling one back via a set‑piece before United seal the game late.
Betting Insights
The numbers point to an over‑2.5 goal market being attractive, given United’s 2.4 goals per game average and the 4‑2 Brighton result, while Everton’s defense has allowed 1.4 goals per match.
Both teams have scored in their last three fixtures, suggesting both teams to score (BTTS) is a solid bet.
Considering United’s late‑game concessions, a draw at half‑time (0‑0 or 1‑0) could be a value play, with United likely to lead at the break.
The implied probability of a United win hovers around 55‑60%, with a 2‑1 scoreline offering competitive odds.
For bettors seeking safety, a double chance (United or draw) captures the likelihood of a United advantage while guarding against a surprise Everton equaliser.
Both teams have scored in their last three fixtures, suggesting both teams to score (BTTS) is a solid bet.
Considering United’s late‑game concessions, a draw at half‑time (0‑0 or 1‑0) could be a value play, with United likely to lead at the break.
The implied probability of a United win hovers around 55‑60%, with a 2‑1 scoreline offering competitive odds.
For bettors seeking safety, a double chance (United or draw) captures the likelihood of a United advantage while guarding against a surprise Everton equaliser.