Everton vs Brentford Preview & Prediction | 2022-23 English Premier League
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THE FACTS
When is Everton vs Brentford on and what time does it start? Everton vs Brentford will take place on Saturday 11th March, 2023 – 15:00 (UK)
Where is Everton vs Brentford taking place? Everton vs Brentford will take place at Goodison Park in Liverpool, England
Where can I get tickets for Everton vs Brentford? Visit each club’s official website for the latest ticket information
What TV channel is Everton vs Brentford on in the UK? Everton vs Brentford will not be televised live in the UK
Where can I stream Everton vs Brentford in the UK? Everton vs Brentford cannot be streamed live in the UK
THE LOWDOWN
EVERTON
- A 2-2 draw away to Nottingham Forest last time out was not enough to take Everton out of the bottom three, the Toffees having been pegged back twice by Steve Cooper’s side leading to Sean Dyche’s first draw as Everton boss.
- Andros Townsend remains out with a knee problem, whilst Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Nathan Patterson and Vitalii Mykolenko all face late fitness tests.
BRENTFORD
- Brentford came out the right end of a thrilling West London derby this past Monday night, beating Fulham 3-2 to move within just one point of their local rivals and level on points with eighth-placed Brighton.
- The Bees remain without attacking midfielder Keane Lewis-Potter and goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha through knee and ankle injuries respectively.
THE TEAM NEWS
EVERTON
PREDICTED XI (4-5-1): Pickford; Coleman, Coady, Tarkowski, Godfrey; Iwobi, Onana, Gueye, Doucoure, McNeil; Maupay
UNAVAILABLE: Townsend (Injured)
QUESTIONABLE: Patterson (Fitness), Mykolenko (Fitness), Calvert-Lewin (Injured)
BRENTFORD
PREDICTED XI (4-3-3): Raya; Hickey, Pinnock, Mee, Henry; Dasilva, Norgaard, Jensen; Mbeumo, Toney, Wissa
UNAVAILABLE: Lewis-Potter, Strakosha (Injured)
QUESTIONABLE:
THE PREDICTION
If Everton are to remain in the Premier League, they need to win their remaining home fixtures, including this one. As good a side as Brentford are, unbeaten in the top flight since the World Cup break, they won’t be used to playing in a Goodison Park bear pit, which has already shown its influence once under Sean Dyche, the Toffees beating league leaders Arsenal at home last month. If the hosts can maintain the high-performance levels defensively that they would expect under Dyche and take one of the limited chances they are likely to get at the other end of the pitch, then Everton could just do enough to edge past the Bees. Consider utilising the draw no bet market here to back an Everton victory.
TIP: EVERTON DRAW NO BET
