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            Bukayo Saka and Eddie Nketiah both to score @ 14/1
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            PosClubPWDLGDPTS
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            Team logoMan City
            382855+6189
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            Team logoArsenal
            382666+4584
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            Team logoMan Utd
            382369+1575
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            Match Result

            Fulham

            Arsenal


            43.8%

            Ful

            27%

            draw

            61.9%

            Ars

            Results display the percentage of matches that have been Won or Drawn in all matches this season in all major Competitions and International Friendlies

            Both Teams To Score

            Fulham

            Arsenal


            75%

            Ful

            56.8%

            combined

            42.9%

            Ars

            Results display the percentage of matches that have been BTTS in all matches this season in all major Competitions and International Friendlies

            Over 2.5 Goals

            Fulham

            Arsenal


            43.8%

            Ful

            43.2%

            combined

            42.9%

            Ars

            Results display the percentage of matches that have been Over 2.5 Goals in all matches this season in all major Competitions and International Friendlies

            Everton vs Arsenal prediction, Tips & Stats

            Sean Dyche will be looking to make an immediate impact when his Everton side welcomes the league leaders Arsenal to Goodison Park in Saturday’s early Premier League kick-off.

            After taking charge of the Toffees just a few days ago following the departure of Frank Lampard, Dyche will want to see his side come out fighting for his first game, despite the former Burnley boss having just a couple of days on the training ground to work with his new players.

            Everton are in need of a fresh start, after a poor opening to the season which meant that the sacking of Lampard was inevitable. The Merseyside outfit have lost six of their last seven in the league, their last three on the bounce, and have won just three of the 20 Premier League games they have played all season. Lampard’s final game was a 2-0 defeat away to another struggling at the bottom end, West Ham, with a Jarrod Bowen brace condemning Lampard’s side to another loss. It leaves the Toffees second-from-bottom in the table, level on points with rock-bottom Southampton, and two points from safety. Depending on other results, a win could be enough to take Everton out of the bottom three, but that is an almighty ask against an in-form Arsenal side that are on fire at the top of the table.

            Mikel Arteta’s men are five points clear at the summit, with the champions Manchester City hot on their tail as the Gunners look to keep their noses in front in a thrilling title race. Arsenal have lost just once so far this season, but they did manage to avenge that loss earlier in the season at Manchester United, with a huge win in the return fixture in their last league game. A brace from Eddie Nketiah and a Bukayo Saka goal saw Arteta’s side pip the Red Devils in a back-and-forth clash two weeks ago. The win was Arsenal’s fourth win in their last five league games.

            Arsenal’s last game saw them knocked out of the FA Cup at the fourth-round stage following defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium last Friday. There were positives to take from the 1-0 loss, with the Gunners going toe-to-toe with City and pushing the Premier League champions right to edge. Nathan Ake’s second-half strike was just enough to see the Cityzens through to the next round at Arsenal’s expense. Arteta’s men will want to return to winning ways with a return to Premier League action.

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            Everton Team News

            Nathan Patterson won’t be available this weekend after picking up a medial ligament injury and will likely be out until late February.

            James Garner is recovering from a lower back injury so could be fit for the bench. Andros Townsend, Michael Keane, and Ben Godfrey all remain ruled out.

            Arsenal Team news

            Mikel Arteta will still be without Gabriel Jesus who still recovers from his long-term knee injury. Mohammed Elneny will be unavailable for a long period after recently undergoing surgery on a knee injury. Reiss Nelson has also been ruled out with a thigh problem.

            Thomas Partey has been instrumental in Arsenal’s success this season, but the Ghanian midfielder picked up a chest/rib injury in the FA Cup defeat to Manchester City last time out. The former Atletico man will have to be assessed before Saturday’s trip to Goodison. Emile Smith-Rowe is close to returning from a thigh injury so could make the bench.

            Deadline day signing Jorginho will have joined up with his teammates and could be available for the weekend following his move from Chelsea. With Elneny ruled out, Albert Sambi Lokonga joining Crystal Palace on loan, and Partey being touch-and-go in terms of fitness – Arsenal’s new number 20 could be thrown in straight away in the game against Everton.

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