Based on last 50 matches in "England. Premier League", up to 03/01/2020
To build a prediction for the Everton - Manchester Utd match, scheduled for 1 March 2020, several key factors could influence the outcome. Everton have played 50 matches, in which they won 19 of them, drew 10 times and lost 21 matches. Manchester Utd, having played 50 matches, won 24 times, drew 12 matches and lost 14 defeats. In the league, Everton average 1.4 goals scored per game and 1.4 conceded. Manchester Utd average 1.6 scored and 1.2 conceded. These sides last met on 14 December 2019 at Manchester Utd's ground, where the match ended in a draw.
Pre-Match Facts
Main
Motivation
Everton does not concedeat home in 10 out of 18 last matches.
IT2U (0.5)3.64
Manchester Utd does not scoreaway in 6 out of 11 last matches.
IT2U (0.5)3.64
In 8 last matches involving Manchester Utd, at least one team did not score.
Both Teams To Score - No2.19
In 15 out of 22 last matches where Everton played at home, at least one team did not score.
Both Teams To Score - No2.19
In 10 out of 15 last matches involving Everton and Manchester Utd, at least one team did not score.
Both Teams To Score - No2.19
In 6 out of 7 last matches involving Everton (home) and Manchester Utd (away), at least one team did not score.
Both Teams To Score - No2.19
In 6 last matches, Everton scores in the first half.
1st Half - IT1O (0.5)2.14
In 14 out of 18 last away matches, Manchester Utd concedes in the second half.
2nd Half - IT1O (0.5)1.85
In 5 out of 6 last matches, Everton concedes from Manchester Utd in the second half.
2nd Half - IT2O (0.5)1.77
In 7 out of 8 last matches involving Everton, both teams scored.
Both Teams To Score - Yes1.68
Injuries & suspensions
The home side will be without several players from the rotation, with one more player a doubt. The away side will be missing a first-team player - forward Маркус Рэшфорд, and are also missing several rotation players. One more Manchester Utd player is a doubt for this match.
Referee statistics
The referee for this match is Крис Кавана (England). Over the last 100 matches, he has shown 344 yellow cards (averaging 3.4 per match) and 9 red cards (averaging 0.1 per match), so he cannot be considered overly strict. He has awarded a penalty in 10% of matches (10 out of 100).