Comments and predictions for Everton vs Tottenham: Home team loses painfully

Goodison Park is abuzz with Premier League football again, as Everton host Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon. It's the second time the stadium has hosted a game in a week, a testament to the tournament's intensity.

David Moyes will take charge of his second game since returning to Everton amid mounting challenges. Meanwhile, while Tottenham's position in the table remains alarming, Ange Postecoglou has received reassurances from the board, giving him some reassurance in the face of the current turmoil.

Latest Everton vs Tottenham squad information

Everton could welcome back James Garner after more than three months of absence, as the midfielder returned to full training following a persistent back injury since October. However, the slim hope is not enough to make up for the losses that are surrounding the force. "Brain" Dwight McNeil is still struggling with injury, while captain Seamus Coleman and two young talents Tim Iroegbunam and Youssef Chermiti have not recovered yet. The biggest shock is that Armando Broja will be out for at least three months after suffering a serious ankle injury, putting the future of the loan contract from Chelsea in doubt.

Tottenham's situation is not much brighter. The defeat to Arsenal in midweek brought a worrying series of injuries, with Brennan Johnson and Yves Bissouma both in doubt. The worry was compounded by the fact that Timo Werner had to join the injured list with a hamstring problem, joining Destiny Udogie, Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven in battling the same nightmare. However, there was a glimmer of hope with the return of Ben Davies, while Everton's "son of a traitor" Richarlison is eager to prove himself when he gets the chance to reunite with his old team. Will the losses affect the upcoming tense match?

Latest expected lineup for Everton vs Tottenham

Everton:

Pickford; Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Lindstrom, Gueye, Mangala, Doucoure, Ndiaye; Calvert-Lewin

Tottenham Hotspur:

Kinsky; Pedro Porro, Dragusin, Gray, Spence; Bergvall, Sarr, Madison; Kulusevski, Solanke, Son

Latest Everton vs Tottenham football commentary

Despite a change in management, Everton were unable to escape the familiar "vicious cycle" in their midweek match against Aston Villa. A missed opportunity in the final minutes cost them a vital point.

Moyes' return did not bring any miracles, as Dominic Calvert-Lewin "given" victory to the opponent with a regrettable miss. The 0-1 defeat to Villa was Everton's sixth consecutive home defeat and further extended their disappointing streak against this opponent. "The Toffees" have gone 12 consecutive matches without knowing the taste of victory against Aston Villa and have won only 1 of their last 12 Premier League matches.

Everton's attack continues to disappoint fans, scoring just seven goals in 20 games, a record low. They also became the fourth team in Premier League history to fail to score at least 12 of their first 20 games of the season. After his first game in charge, Moyes openly admitted the team's problems. The new manager called for immediate change and made no secret of his concerns about the team's ability to stay in the top flight. Fortunately for Everton, direct competitors such as Wolves, Leicester City and Ipswich Town also lost in midweek, helping them temporarily maintain 16th place, one point above the relegation zone.

Tottenham, meanwhile, have fared no better, having suffered a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal in the North London derby. Although Son Heung-min had given Spurs the lead, an unfortunate own goal from Dominic Solanke and a mistake from Antonin Kinsky allowed Arsenal to turn the game around. It was Tottenham's seventh defeat in 11 games, leaving them level on points with Crystal Palace and hovering in 15th place. Despite mounting pressure and reports that Postecoglou could be the next manager to be sacked, the board have shown their support for the Australian.

The statistics are not very optimistic, as this is Tottenham's 11th defeat this season, a record high number in the team's Premier League history. Tottenham only has 24 points after 20 rounds. However, this could be a good opportunity for "The Roosters" to regain confidence, as they have a big advantage over Everton in recent years. Tottenham have not lost to Everton in front of the audience since 2012 and have a 21-match unbeaten streak. "The Toffees" are also one of the few teams that Spurs have kept a clean sheet against this season, in a big 4-0 win in the first leg. However, every time they return to Goodison Park, the matches between Everton and Tottenham become more unpredictable, with 5 consecutive draws since Tottenham's 6-2 victory in 2018.

Everton vs Tottenham score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the following results for the Everton vs Tottenham match:

• Sportsmole: Everton 0-2 Tottenham

• WhoScore: Everton 1-3 Tottenham
• Our prediction: Everton 1-3 Tottenham

When and where to watch Everton vs Tottenham live?

To watch the Everton vs Tottenham match live in the Premier League at 9:00 p.m. on January 19, viewers can watch it on K+ Sport, K+PM or online sports channels. Wishing viewers happy moments of watching football.

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