Bournemouth vs Everton Nigeria odds comparison

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Home	Draw	Away
2.18	3.25	3.50
2.20	3.35	3.50
2.16	3.28	3.50
2.20	3.46	3.68
2.20	3.40	3.64

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Home

2.20

Draw

3.46

Away

3.68

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Match Analysis

Expert analysis and insights for this fixture

Updated Saturday, November 22, 2025 (1 week ago)

Match Preview

The December 2 Premier League clash between Bournemouth and Everton carries significant weight for both clubs as the season edges toward its decisive phase. Bournemouth sit on a mixed spell of one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five, scoring eight and conceding twelve, an average of 1.6 goals for and 2.4 against per game. Everton’s recent form shows two wins, one draw and two losses, with five goals scored and seven conceded, averaging one goal for and 1.4 against. Head‑to‑head history favours Everton, who have won three of the last five meetings and out‑scored Bournemouth 9‑5. The numbers suggest a tight encounter where Bournemouth will need to tighten a porous defence while Everton will look to capitalise on their slightly better defensive record and recent home confidence. Both sides will be keen to secure three points to improve their league positioning and keep survival hopes alive.

Recent Form

Bournemouth

Bournemouth’s last five outings reveal a team capable of scoring but vulnerable at the back. On 22 November they drew 2‑2 at home to West Ham, with C.Wilson netting twice before M.Tavernier’s penalty and E.Unal’s equaliser. A week earlier they thrashed Aston Villa 4‑0 away, courtesy of goals from E.Buendia, A.Onana, R.Barkley and D.Malen. On 2 November they beat Manchester City 3‑1 away, with two strikes from E.Haaland and contributions from T.Adams and N.O’Reilly. A 2‑0 home win over Nottingham on 26 October featured M.Tavernier and E.Kroupi. Their most recent match on 18 October was a 3‑3 draw at Crystal Palace, highlighted by a penalty‑converted brace from J.Mateta and early goals from E.Kroupi. Across these games Bournemouth have scored 14 goals while conceding eight, averaging 2.8 for and 1.6 against, indicating an attack that fires but a defence that still leaks, especially against high‑pressing sides.

29 Nov 2025	Premier League	Sunderland vs Bournemouth	3 - 2	0:1 (7.) A.Adli, 0:2 (15.) T.Adams, 1:2 (30.) E.Le Fee (pen), 2:2 (46.) B.Traore, 3:2 (69.) B.Brobbey
22 Nov 2025	Premier League	Bournemouth vs West Ham	2 - 2	0:1 (12.) C.Wilson, 0:2 (35.) C.Wilson, 1:2 (69.) M.Tavernier (pen), 2:2 (81.) E.Unal
09 Nov 2025	Premier League	Aston Villa vs Bournemouth	4 - 0	1:0 (28.) E.Buendia, 2:0 (40.) A.Onana, 3:0 (77.) R.Barkley, 4:0 (82.) D.Malen
02 Nov 2025	Premier League	Manchester City vs Bournemouth	3 - 1	1:0 (17.) E.Haaland, 1:1 (25.) T.Adams, 2:1 (33.) E.Haaland, 3:1 (60.) N.O'Reilly
26 Oct 2025	Premier League	Bournemouth vs Nottingham	2 - 0	1:0 (25.) M.Tavernier, 2:0 (40.) E.Kroupi

Everton

Everton’s five‑match run shows a blend of home solidity and away frailty. They opened with a 2‑0 home victory over Fulham on 8 November, with I.Gueye and M.Keane on the scoresheet. A 1‑1 draw away at Sunderland followed on 3 November, featuring I.Ndiaye’s opener and G.Xhaka’s equaliser. Their form dipped with a 0‑3 home loss to Tottenham on 26 October, where M.van de Ven bagged a hat‑trick. On 18 October they suffered a 0‑2 away defeat to Manchester City, again conceding twice to E.Haaland. The stretch began positively on 5 October with a 2‑1 home win over Crystal Palace, thanks to D.Munoz, a penalty by I.Ndiaye and a late strike from J.Grealish. In total Everton have scored five and conceded seven, averaging one goal for and 1.4 against per match, suggesting a side that can keep games tight but struggles to break down disciplined defences.

29 Nov 2025	Premier League	Everton vs Newcastle	1 - 4	0:1 (1.) M.Thiaw, 0:2 (25.) L.Miley, 0:3 (45.) N.Woltemade, 0:4 (58.) M.Thiaw, 1:4 (70.) K.Dewsbury-Hall
24 Nov 2025	Premier League	Manchester United vs Everton	0 - 1	0:1 (29.) K.Dewsbury-Hall
08 Nov 2025	Premier League	Everton vs Fulham	2 - 0	1:0 (45.) I.Gueye, 2:0 (81.) M.Keane
03 Nov 2025	Premier League	Sunderland vs Everton	1 - 1	0:1 (15.) I.Ndiaye, 1:1 (46.) G.Xhaka
26 Oct 2025	Premier League	Everton vs Tottenham	0 - 3	0:1 (19.) M.van de Ven, 0:2 (45.) M.van de Ven, 0:3 (89.) P.Sarr

Head-to-Head Record

The recent Bournemouth‑Everton rivalry has tilted in Everton’s favour, with three wins to Bournemouth’s two in the last five meetings and a cumulative 9‑5 goal advantage. The most recent encounter on 26 July ended 0‑3 in Everton’s favour, followed by another 0‑2 win on 8 February, both clean‑sheet victories that underscore Everton’s defensive resilience. Bournemouth broke the pattern on 4 January, edging a 1‑0 home win with D.Brooks’ goal. The August 31 fixture saw a high‑scoring 2‑3 defeat for Bournemouth, where Everton’s M.Keane and D.Calvert‑Lewin opened the tally and late strikes from A.Semenyo, L.Cook and L.Sinisterra sealed the win. The earliest match in the set, 30 March 2024, was a 2‑1 home victory for Bournemouth, highlighted by D.Solanke’s opener and an own‑goal by S.Coleman. Across these games Everton have demonstrated an ability to score late, while Bournemouth’s occasional narrow wins hint at a fragile advantage that could swing either way in December.

26 Jul 2025	Club Friendly Games	Everton vs Bournemouth	0 - 3	0:1 (55.) P.Billing, 0:2 (59.) D.Ouattara, 0:3 (69.) D.Adu-Adjei
08 Feb 2025	FA Cup	Everton vs Bournemouth	0 - 2	0:1 (23.) A.Semenyo (pen), 0:2 (43.) D.Jebbison
04 Jan 2025	Premier League	Bournemouth vs Everton	1 - 0	1:0 (77.) D.Brooks
31 Aug 2024	Premier League	Everton vs Bournemouth	2 - 3	1:0 (50.) M.Keane, 2:0 (57.) D.Calvert-Lewin, 2:1 (87.) A.Semenyo, 2:2 (90.) L.Cook, 2:3 (90.) L.Sinisterra
30 Mar 2024	Premier League	Bournemouth vs Everton	2 - 1	1:0 (64.) D.Solanke, 1:1 (87.) Beto, 2:1 (90.) S.Coleman (og)

Statistical Insights

Bournemouth’s average of 1.6 goals per game contrasts with Everton’s steadier 1.0, yet Everton concede fewer (1.4 vs 2.4). Bournemouth’s goal distribution shows multiple scorers – Wilson, Buendia, Onana, Barkley, Malen, Haaland and Mateta – indicating a varied attack, but defensive lapses are evident in conceding twice to West Ham and three to Crystal Palace. Everton’s recent matches reveal a pattern of strong starts – two‑goal openings against Fulham and early penalties – but also susceptibility to high‑press teams, as seen in the 0‑3 loss to Tottenham. Timing data highlights Bournemouth’s most productive periods in the 20‑40 minute windows, while Everton’s goals often arrive before halftime. Both sides have struggled to keep clean sheets against top‑six opposition, suggesting the December game could feature multiple goals, especially if Bournemouth’s attacking depth meets Everton’s disciplined back line.

Upcoming Fixtures

After the December 2 showdown, Bournemouth’s next league test arrives on 6 December when they host Chelsea at Dean Court. A win against a top‑six side would boost their survival push and test the defensive improvements hinted at in recent form. Everton’s schedule shows a match against Manchester United on 24 November – already past the December fixture – and a home game versus Newcastle on 29 November, leaving no further listed fixtures after the Bournemouth clash. Consequently, any momentum gained on 2 December could carry straight into the season’s final stretch, with Everton looking to solidify their position before the campaign concludes.

Bournemouth

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Everton

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Match Prediction

Given Bournemouth’s higher scoring average (1.6) but porous defence (2.4 conceded) and Everton’s tighter defensive record (1.4 conceded) combined with a recent 2‑0 home win, the numbers suggest a close, potentially open encounter. Bournemouth are likely to find the net twice, while Everton should score once, leading to a 2‑1 victory for the Cherries. The prediction accounts for Bournemouth’s home advantage and Everton’s recent dip in away form, but also recognises the historical edge Everton holds, making a narrow Bournemouth win the most plausible outcome.

Betting Insights

The combined goal line for this fixture sits around 2.5‑3.0 based on recent scoring trends: Bournemouth averages 2.8 goals in their last five while Everton averages 1.4, suggesting an over‑2.5 scenario is plausible. Both teams have hit the BTTS (both teams to score) marker in three of their five recent games, so a BTTS bet carries merit. Everton’s defensive solidity (1.4 conceded per match) hints at a possible under‑2.5 for the away side, yet Bournemouth’s attack could push the total over. A recommended staking plan would be: Over 2.5 goals (+120), BTTS Yes (+150), and a modest straight bet on Bournemouth to win (around +180) given home advantage despite Everton’s head‑to‑head edge.