Everton - West Ham prediction, H2H and probable lineups - March 15, 2025
One of the matches of the 29th round of the English Championship will be played on Saturday at Goodison Park, where local Everton will host West Ham. I suggest betting on goals in this encounter with a good coefficient.
Match Preview
Everton has hit a great form and continues to delight their fans. With the arrival of David Moyes, the team has yet to lose in the Premier League, scoring in each of the eight matches under the Scotsman's leadership. In recent rounds, the Toffees consistently collect points, though they often end in a draw with opponents.
They drew in the last three matches: at home, they shared points with Manchester United (2-2), and then away, they drew twice 1-1 – against Brentford and Wolverhampton. It is worth noting that the team's unbeaten streak in the championship has already reached eight matches (4 wins, 4 draws), and the club confidently holds the 15th position, with a comfortable 16-point lead over the relegation zone.
In the last round, the Hammers played at home but failed to please the fans, losing to Newcastle 0-1. Before that, the Londoners looked much more convincing: first, they secured an away victory over Arsenal (1-0), and then confidently dealt with Leicester on their home turf (2-0). However, in the broader picture, the results leave much to be desired – in the last seven Premier League rounds, they managed only two wins, with one draw and four losses.
Graham Potter's side has accumulated the same points as Everton but lags in the table due to a significantly worse goal difference. West Ham lacks consistency but almost always finds a way to score, even in away matches. In 13 of the last away Premier League fixtures, the Londoners have only once left the field without scoring.
Probable Lineups
- Everton: Jordan Pickford – Vitalii Mykolenko, Jake O'Brien, James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite – Idrissa Gueye, Abdoulaye Doucoure – James Garner, Jack Harrison, Jesper Lindstrøm – Beto Gomes
- West Ham: Alphonse Areola – Max Kilman, Jean-Clair Todibo, Aaron Cresswell – Oliver Scarles, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Edson Alvarez, James Ward-Prowse – Tomas Soucek, Mohammed Kudus – Jarrod Bowen
Match Facts and Head-to-Head
- In the first round, the teams drew 0-0 in London
- The bet on 'both teams to score' came in one of the five matches
- The 'Over 2.5 goals' bet came in one of the five matches
Prediction
Bookmakers give a slight advantage to the hosts, evaluating the victory with a coefficient of around 2.12. We believe it's more interesting to take 'Over 2.0 goals' with a coefficient of 1.75.
