Fulham vs Everton Prediction, Preview & Betting Tips

Marco Silva faces a visit from his former employers, as his side looks to regain momentum in the race for European football. Everton have steadily improved under David Moyes; however, with Fulham performing admirably on home soil, we think that Fulham will edge out a close victory against the Toffees.

The Cottagers have won three of their previous five home matches in the Premier League, which includes notable wins against Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur. Fulham have been known to concede, with no clean sheets in their previous seven matches, so there could be scope for Everton to cause Fulham problems in this fixture.

Interestingly, Everton have gone three games without a win, and David Moyes’ side have not kept a clean sheet during those run of games. Everton have also conceded first in six of their previous seven matches.

Despite their lack of a clean sheet, this game could well be the game for Fulham where they end that spell. Fulham have been the first to score in this fixture in four of the last five meetings, and the Toffees have failed to score in two of those three meetings.

Under 2.5 goals have been scored in six of the previous seven games between the two sides, so a 1-0 Fulham win could be on the cards here.

Fulham 1-0 Everton

Fulham take on Everton at the weekend, with Marco Silva’s side looking to continue their potential European push.

Date: 10/05/2025
Location: Craven Cottage, London.
Kick-Off: 3 pm

Fulham’s quest for a potential European place depends on a host of variables towards the end of the season. Eighth place this season could guarantee one of Fulham, Brighton & Hove Albion or AFC Bournemouth a UEFA Europa Conference League spot, but only if Manchester City win the FA Cup and Chelsea wins said European competition. Fulham’s defeat against Aston Villa has now moved the Cottagers into tenth place in the Premier League and two points behind AFC Bournemouth.

Marco Silva’s side has accumulated 51 points this season and finds themselves two points behind eighth-placed AFC Bournemouth, meaning a win would move the home side a point clear of the Cherries. A defeat could see Fulham potentially behind Brentford, who are only a point behind the Cottagers.

As for Everton, the Toffees have achieved their goal of retaining their status as a Premier League club, heading into their newly built stadium ahead of the 2025/26 season. David Moyes has steadied the surroundings in Merseyside since his return to Goodison Park. Moyes has achieved a respectable record during his second spell at Everton, with five wins, seven draws and five losses, achieving 1.29 points per game. Everton are in 16th place in the Premier League, having accumulated 39 points from 35 games played.

Everton and Fulham played out a stalemate in the reverse meeting between the two sides. Alex Iwobi returned to haunt his former employers with a strike in the 61st minute. Marco Silva was also denied a win on his return to Goodison Park, thanks to Beto’s 94th-minute equaliser.

The game will not be televised because of the 3 pm Blackout rules in the United Kingdom.

Fulham Team News

Reiss Nelson, Harrison Reed and Rodrigo Muniz are all unavailable for Marco Silva’s side. The home side have no suspension concerns heading into this game.

Everton Team News

Orel Mangala, Jesper Lindstrom, James Tarkowski and Abdoulaye Doucoure should all be missing for David Moyes’ side. Everton have no fresh suspension issues ahead of this game.

Fulham:

Fulham are coming into this game with three defeats in their previous five Premier League matches, following their 1-0 defeat against Aston Villa. The Cottagers have picked up two victories against Southampton (1-2) and Liverpool (3-2), while losing against Chelsea (1-2) and AFC Bournemouth (1-0) respectively.

Fulham have performed better on home soil, picking up 26 points at Craven Cottage than the 25 accumulated away from home. The Cottagers have won three of their previous five home matches in the Premier League, which includes notable wins against Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur. Fulham, though, have not kept a clean sheet in seven matches.

Everton:

After the Toffees' recent draw against Ipswich Town (2-2), the away side are now three games without a win in the Premier League. Prior to the draw against Ipswich Town, Everton had lost their previous two league games against Chelsea (1-0) and Manchester City (0-2). The visitors for this fixture last picked up a win against Nottingham Forest (0-1), where Abdoulaye Doucoure secured a last-minute victory at the City Ground.

Away from home, Everton’s form has been indifferent, with only one win from their previous five on their travels, that being the victory against Nottingham Forest. Everton have suffered two defeats in their previous three away games against Chelsea (1-0) and Liverpool (1-0).

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