Everton vs Bournemouth: FA Cup match forecast

England

Everton

England

FA Cup

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8 February 07:00 UTC

AFC Bournemouth

England

After the appearance of David Moyes on the coaching bridge, Everton have noticeably added to the upcoming cup game against Bournemouth on February 8, coming up on a three-match winning streak. At the same time, the Cherries are having one of their best seasons and do not plan to give away a ticket to the 1/8 finals without a fight today. How will the games go and what are the best bets to choose? – the answer is in our forecast

Everton vs AFC Bournemouth Prediction and Betting Tips (08.02.2025)

Command Analysis

Everton

England

Current form

David Moyes, who used to work with the team, took over Everton in January. Obviously, the change of coach has benefited the Toffees, who have produced an excellent streak of three consecutive wins in the Premier League, scoring eight goals in that stretch. There were problems with the attack before that, the team was obviously bolder in the attack. The rivals were Tottenham (3-2), Brighton (1-0) and Leicester (4-0). Thanks to such successes, Everton has pulled away from the relegation zone by a solid 10 points, but still occupies a modest 16th place in the standings. In the Cup at the previous stage, the Toffees dealt with Peterborough United (2-0) at home.

Disqualifications and injuries

Coleman, McNeil, Broya and Shermity will miss the meeting due to injuries.

Interesting betting trends

In eight of the last ten Cup matches at home, Everton have not lost in regular time.
In three of Everton's previous five matches, there was no goal exchange.

Approximate composition: Joao Virginia as Michael Keane, Jake O'Brien, Jarred Brantwaite as Vitaly Mikolenko, Idrissa Gaye, Aurelle Mangala, Nathan Patterson as Harrison Armstrong, and Iliman Ndiaye as Beto Gomes.

AFC Bournemouth

England

Current form

Bournemouth do not have a stellar squad, but they are having a great season and are competing for a place in European competitions. After 24 rounds, the Cherries are in seventh place with 40 points and just one point behind Manchester City and Newcastle. In the last round, an impressive unbeaten streak of 12 matches was interrupted – it was not possible to take points away from Liverpool (0:2). In the Cup at the previous stage, Andoni Iraola's team had an easy ride – a crushing 5-1 victory over West Brom. It should be noted that last season Bournemouth finished their performance in the FA Cup at the 1/8 finals stage, having failed to cope with Leicester.

Disqualifications and injuries

Bournemouth's injured list includes Evanilson, Unal, Sinisterra, Araujo, Hill, Soler, Senesi, Smith and Scott.

Interesting betting trends

In 14 of Bournemouth's 17 previous FA Cup matches, at least three goals were scored.
In three of their last five matches, Bournemouth have had an exchange of goals scored.

Approximate composition: Kepa Arrizabalaga as Archie Harris, Ilya Zabarny, Milos Kerkez, Dean Donnie Heisen as Tyler Adams, Ben Winterburn as Max Aarons, David Brooks, Justin Kluivert as Dango Ouattara.

Trends

Bet Everton will score in the first half

In four of the last five matches, Everton have scored goals in the opening 45 minutes.

2.14

1st halfbet: total less than 1.5 goals

Stavka has played in the last three face-to-face matches

1.41

The bet is an accurate score of 3:0

Everton have scored three of their last four wins with a "dry" score.

30.00

Tip and bets

2.9Everton's victory

Bournemouth have good prospects of competing for a place in European competitions through the Premier League, obviously the bet is on the championship. Given the significant losses in the composition, there are no special opportunities for rotation today. Plus, Everton have improved significantly since David Moyes appeared on the coaching bridge, especially in attack. Obviously, you won't be able to achieve much success in the Premier League, you can focus on the Cup. We think the bookmakers are somewhat underestimating the current capabilities of the owners.

Our forecast is for Everton to win by a factor of 2.90

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1.83total more than 2.5 goals

Bet on the total

With the advent of David Moyes, Everton is no longer the same closed team with a clear focus on defense that they were under Dyche. At the same time, Bournemouth is always able to adapt to the opponent and may well support attacking football.

The second bet is a total of more than 2.5 goals with a coefficient of 1.83

Betting on corners

In six of the last seven face-to-face meetings on the Everton pitch, the two sides have taken at least ten corners. Based on this trend, we recommend another option for betting.

The forecast is that the total number of corners is more than 9.5 with a coefficient of 1.65

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