Premier League Quick Preview: Arsenal Vs Everton
The Emirates hosts two of the Premier League’s most defensively consistent sides this season, with Arsenal second and Everton eighth.
Check out our BetBuilderAI predictions for Arsenal Vs Everton.
Arsenal have lost just once in seven league games, that defeat coming away at Brighton, and arrive off the back of a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest which kept their title challenge on track alongside Manchester City.
Everton were unbeaten in four, before losing 2-0 at home to Chelsea and they have drawn all three away games this season at Bournemouth, Tottenham and Hull City.
As expected, the champions are overwhelming favourites on UK betting sites to beat Everton in front of their own fans.
Two Of The Best Defences On Show
Arsenal have conceded just five goals in seven league games, the joint-best record in the division alongside Brighton.
In league encounters involving the Gunners, both they and their opponents have received at least one card in all seven contests. Seven yellow cards were dished out in Everton's home defeat to Chelsea last weekend.
The Toffees' attacking approach has been built on territory rather than clinical finishing - 12+ shots in all but one game this season, though they’ve converted that into just eight goals across seven matches.
Fouls And Corners
Arsenal have won 3+ corners in all seven league games and have drawn 13+ fouls from opponents in every one too.
Everton have won 11+ fouls in every league game, suggesting both sides are comfortable playing with intensity off the ball.
It's 20/33 on betting apps for both teams to win 3+ corners at the Emirates Stadium.
Hot Streaks & Stats:
- A pre-round joint league-high five of Arsenal’s seven league games this season stood level at half-time.
- Arsenal scored their last six league goals after half-time.
- Everton have conceded the fewest first-half goals in the Premier League this season (1).
- Five of Everton’s last six away games produced over 10.5 corners.
Early Season Team Streaks
- Arsenal 3+ corners won - 7 games
- Arsenal 1+ card received - 7 games
- Arsenal’s opponents 1+ cards - 7 games
- Arsenal 11+ shots allowed - 5 games
- Arsenal 2+ saves made - 5 games
- Everton 9+ shots allowed - 7 games
- Everton 1+ card received - 7 games
- Everton 11+ fouls won - 7 games
Early Season Player Streaks
- Kai Havertz 1+ shot - 7 games
- Kai Havertz 2+ shots - 5 games
- Bukayo Saka 1+ foul won - 7 games
- Ezri Konsa 1+ foul won - 5 games
- Myles Lewis-Skelly 1+ foul won - 5 games
- Bukayo Saka 1+ tackle - 7 games
- David Raya 2+ saves - 5 games
- James Tarkowski 1+ tackle - 7 games
Arsenal only lost twice at home last season, so Everton have their work cut out to inflict the first of the season on Arteta's side.
David Moyes will be quietly satisfied with the start Everton have made, despite the lack of transfer activity in the summer, but a win in north London would be a statement win.
If you have a free bet to use, why not try it on both teams to be shown two or more cards at 43/10.
