Fulham vs Everton Prediction 10 May 2025
🔊 Can Fulham finish in the top eight of the English Premier League? Achieving this would largely secure them a spot in European competitions next season, although it depends on several other factors. Regardless, the Cottagers need to maintain their motivation as the season winds down, unlike Everton, who have little at stake. Therefore, the favorite for the match at Craven Cottage is clear, but we will explore various scenarios to make an insightful prediction.
Head-to-Head
📊 Over the last 18 head-to-head matches, Everton hold the advantage with a 44 percent win rate. However, in the first round, they couldn't overcome Fulham, ending in a 1-1 draw. In fact, Fulham were closer to victory, having opened the scoring. The Toffees only managed to equalize in the fourth minute of added time, courtesy of Beto. This draw marked the third consecutive stalemate in their meetings, considering only regulation time.
Narrowing it down further, the first half of 9 out of the last 10 encounters between these teams ended in a draw. We anticipate that the outcome of the upcoming match will be decided after the break. Therefore, we suggest a bet on a draw in the 1st half.
Head-to-head statistics Fulham - Everton

Fulham Team Overview
⚪ Fulham have been struggling to pick up points recently. In April, they managed just two victories. One of those wins came against Liverpool (3-2), who at that time had not yet secured the championship title. The victory over Southampton proved to be more challenging, as the Saints took an early lead and set up a low block in front of their goal. The Cottagers managed to level the score and snatch a win in stoppage time.
🔗 In their last match, Fulham faced Aston Villa with a chance to close the gap to three points. However, they conceded early once again and this time couldn't recover. The game was fairly even, although the opposition played to maintain their lead (1-0).
Match Results: Fulham

Everton Team Overview
🔵 Upon his return to Everton, David Moyes received much praise. Under his guidance, the team initially showed improvement, but it was short-lived. In their last 10 matches, they have only managed one victory, which came against Nottingham Forest with a goal in stoppage time. Despite this, Everton have climbed to 14th place in the league standings, surpassing the unmotivated Manchester United and Tottenham.
🔗 Most of their matches in this period have ended in draws, including last weekend's encounter with Ipswich, which finished 2-2. The Toffees had gone two consecutive matches without scoring, but managed to find the net twice in the first half. However, they were unable to secure the win.
Match Results: Everton
Latest news
Fulham
📣 Fulham's head coach Marco Silva expressed his satisfaction with the team's performance against Aston Villa: “The team once again showed great spirit and a positive attitude towards the end of the match. Unfortunately, we didn't score and lost the game. It's a disappointing moment for us. Next week, we have another game, and it's crucial for us to secure three points.”
🔝 Willian made his appearance on the pitch in the 76th minute against Aston Villa. This marked his 326th Premier League game, setting a record for South American players. For the past six years, Ecuadorian Antonio Valencia held the top spot in this regard.
📝 After Andoni Iraola stated he feels comfortable at Bournemouth, Marco Silva has emerged as the leading candidate for Tottenham, should they decide to part ways with Ange Postecoglou.
❌ In the upcoming fixture, Reiss Nelson, who has been sidelined with a long-term injury, will not play. Rodrigo Muniz has missed three games and is not expected to return soon. Harrison Reed will also be absent against Everton due to a shin injury sustained during the week.
Everton
📢 David Moyes couldn't hide his frustration after missing out on a win against Ipswich: "I'm disappointed we didn't take all three points, but credit to Ipswich; we couldn't contain them. Their second goal came after mistakes from several of our players."
⚡️ In the match against Ipswich, Dwight McNeil scored the second goal, setting a unique record. He has now scored 21 goals in the Premier League, all with his left foot. This achievement surpasses Stuart Pearce, who netted 20 goals with his left foot.
❌ Armando Broja, on loan from Fulham, won't feature in the upcoming match. The injury list includes Jesper Lindstrøm and Orel Mangala, both out for over a month. Recently, James Tarkowski joined the sidelines, missing the last two games.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
The main referee for the match is Michael Salisbury, who has officiated 14 Premier League matches this season. In games involving Fulham and Everton, he has never issued more than four cautions. On average, the referee shows only 3.07 yellow cards per game.
Fulham averages 2.3 yellow cards this season. However, in 10 of their last 11 home matches, they have received no more than one caution. With the lenient Salisbury officiating, the Cottagers might even avoid any bookings, as was the case in their first-round head-to-head. Therefore, it's worth considering a bet on Fulham's total yellow cards under 1.5.
⚽️ Goals Prediction
Head-to-head matches are typically low-scoring affairs. In 6 of the last 7 encounters, no more than two goals were scored. Similarly, 9 of Everton's last 10 away games in the Premier League have also been low-scoring. Hence, it makes sense to bet on total goals under 2.5.
🚩 Corners Prediction
Everton averages 4.1 corners per game this season. In the upcoming match, they are not considered favorites and are likely to trail during the game. Given this scenario, expect the Toffees to deliver corner kicks. Therefore, a potential bet could be on Everton's total corners over 3.5, which has been successful in 7 of the last 8 head-to-head meetings.
Editorial Prediction
Both teams are not in their best form heading into this match. We anticipate a tight and low-scoring affair, so our main bet will be one of the options mentioned above, specifically under 2.5 goals. The head-to-head encounters between these teams often result in low-scoring games.