Arsenal vs Everton Prediction (Premier League) Odds and Bets 24.10.2026

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Arsenal welcome Everton to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, 24 October, looking to maintain pressure on Manchester City at the top of the Premier League. Mikel Arteta’s side sit second with six wins from seven matches, while Everton are eighth after a solid start under David Moyes.

The Gunners have won all three home league fixtures, but Everton remain unbeaten away. Despite Bukayo Saka’s injury, I’m backing Arsenal to make home advantage count.

Arsenal vs Everton: Date, Kick-Off Time and Match Details

Match informationDetails
FixtureArsenal vs Everton
CompetitionPremier League
Matchweek8
DateSaturday, 24 October 2026
Kick-off3:00pm BST
VenueEmirates Stadium, London
RefereeTony Harrington
UK TV / StreamingNot televised live (3pm blackout)

How Are Arsenal and Everton Playing?

 

Arsenal Form: Strong at Home Despite Injury Concerns

Arsenal have made an impressive start to their title defence, winning six of their opening seven Premier League matches. Their only defeat came against Brighton (3-0), but Arteta’s side responded with victories over Leeds United (2-1) and Nottingham Forest (1-0), with Noni Madueke scoring the winner at the City Ground.

Wednesday’s 2-2 Champions League draw with Bayern Munich was encouraging, although the Gunners lost Bukayo Saka to a quadriceps injury. William Saliba and Christos Tzolis are also unavailable, while Piero Hincapié remains doubtful. Arsenal have won all three home league matches, scoring seven goals and conceding just two. With Martin Ødegaard, Eberechi Eze and Madueke available, they still have plenty of attacking quality.

Everton Form: Difficult to Beat Away from Home

Everton have enjoyed a solid start under David Moyes, collecting ten points from their opening seven league matches. Their unbeaten run ended with a 2-0 home defeat against Chelsea last weekend, following draws against Hull City (2-2) and Tottenham (0-0).

The Toffees have drawn all three away Premier League fixtures, conceding just three goals in the process. Thierno Barry provides a focal point up front, while Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall bring creativity in midfield. Everton are well organised and capable of frustrating stronger opponents, but Arsenal’s pressing and possession could make this their toughest away test yet.

Key Factors Behind My Arsenal vs Everton Prediction

  1. Arsenal’s Home Advantage: The Gunners have won all three league matches at the Emirates, scoring seven goals and conceding two.
  2. Everton’s Away Resilience: Moyes’s side remain unbeaten on their travels, with three draws from three fixtures. Breaking them down may take patience.
  3. Arsenal’s Defensive Strength: Arteta’s team have conceded just five league goals and kept four clean sheets in seven matches.
  4. Saka’s Absence and European Fatigue: Arsenal played Bayern Munich on Wednesday and have lost Saka to injury. Everton have had a longer preparation period.
  5. Recent Head-to-Head Record: Arsenal won both Premier League meetings last season without conceding, supporting the home win to nil selection at 6/5.

Arsenal vs Everton Statistics

Premier League 2026/27, after seven matches.

StatisticArsenalEverton
League position2nd8th
Matches played77
Wins62
Draws04
Defeats11
League points1810
Goals scored118
Goals conceded57
Goal difference+6+1
Home/away record3W, 0D, 0L0W, 3D, 0L
Expected goals per match1.71.4
Expected goals against per match0.81.4
Clean sheets43
Arsenal have the stronger defensive record, conceding only five goals and allowing an average of 0.8 expected goals per match. Everton have shown resilience away from home, but their inability to turn draws into victories remains a concern. The Gunners also hold the advantage in recent meetings, winning three of their last five Premier League encounters with Everton and drawing the other two. Their previous two victories, 2-0 and 1-0, both came without conceding.

Premier League Standings: Arsenal vs Everton

PositionTeamPlayedPointsGoal difference
1stManchester City721+12
2ndArsenal718+6
8thEverton710+1

Arsenal sit three points behind Manchester City, making another home victory important in the title race. Everton are eighth with ten points after seven matches. Moyes’s side have lost just once, although four draws have prevented them from climbing higher.

Arsenal vs Everton Betting Odds

Indicative pre-match prices for Saturday, 24 October 2026. All odds are expressed in UK fractional format.

Full-time result (90 minutes)Odds
Arsenal to win9/20
Draw67/20
Everton to win13/2
Additional betting marketOodds
Arsenal to win to nil6/5
Arsenal are clear favourites at 4/9, reflecting their excellent home record and defensive consistency. However, Everton’s unbeaten away record suggests this could be a tighter contest than the odds imply. Arsenal to win to nil at 6/5 offers a bigger return. The Gunners have kept four league clean sheets this season and won their previous two meetings with Everton without conceding. All markets apply to 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Prices may change before kick-off.

Arsenal vs Everton Predictions

Beni
The conservative one
Beni

Arsenal to Win

Odds 9/20

I'm sticking with Arsenal. Three home wins from three, a much stronger defensive record and enough attacking depth to cope without Saka. Everton won't make it easy, but I expect Arteta's side to keep knocking until they find the breakthrough. Home win for me.

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Beto
The bold one
Beto

Arsenal to Win to Nil

Odds 6/5

I'm going a step further. Arsenal have kept four league clean sheets already, and Everton failed to score against Chelsea last weekend. I can see the Gunners controlling possession, limiting the visitors' chances and getting the job done. A tidy 2-0 would suit me nicely.

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