Tottenham vs Everton: GoalBible Expert Predictions, Stats, Free Betting Tips & Odds

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosts what is one of the most unusual final-day Premier League fixtures in recent memory, with a Spurs side that has been crippled by injury welcoming an Everton team that has had a comparatively stable and productive second half of the season. Six key Tottenham players are confirmed absent, including their main striker Dominic Solanke, the creative force Xavi Simons, and defensive leaders Cristian Romero and Guglielmo Vicario. It has been a catastrophic campaign at Spurs and their 17th-place standing is a direct reflection of how much the injury crisis has cost them.

Everton arrive in 10th place with 45 points, a solid mid-table return for a club that has steadied itself considerably in the second half of the season. The Toffees have nothing material at stake on the final day but carry the momentum of back-to-back away wins, and their defensive organisation under their current setup has been one of the more impressive aspects of their campaign. From my view at GoalBible, this is a fixture where the form, the fitness, and the head-to-head data all point in the same direction.

Kick-off is at 16:00 BST on Sunday, 24 May, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The betting angle I keep coming back to is Everton to win, and the odds of 2.80 at BAJI represent genuine value given what is missing from the Tottenham squad on this occasion.

Tottenham vs Everton Free Betting Tips & Our Prediction

 

 

When you look at what Tottenham are working with on the final day of the Premier League season, it is difficult to see where their goals are going to come from. Six confirmed absentees, including the starting goalkeeper, the first-choice centre-back partnership, the first-choice striker, and two of their most creative attacking players, leave the remaining squad stretched well beyond any reasonable depth. Everton, meanwhile, arrive organised and with belief built from two consecutive away victories.

 

The head-to-head record shows a close rivalry, but the current contrast in squad availability is so pronounced that it overrides normal patterns. Everton to Win at 2.80 is my primary pick, supported by the Under 2.5 Goals market at 1.88, which aligns with Tottenham's limited attacking options and Everton's defensive solidity on the road.

 

 

 

 

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Team Form: Tottenham vs Everton

 

From my view at GoalBible, it is almost impossible to assess Tottenham's form in any conventional sense given the scale of their injury issues. The squad that has been turning out for Ange Postecoglou in recent weeks has been stitched together from fringe players and youth-team graduates, and the results have naturally suffered. Sitting 17th in the Premier League with 33 points from 37 games, a club that spent significant money in recent transfer windows, is a damning indictment of how fragile even well-resourced squads can become when injury bad luck accumulates across multiple positions simultaneously.

 

Son Heung-min remains available and will carry Tottenham's attacking hopes largely on his own. Yves Bissouma and Pedro Porro give them some quality in the midfield and fullback areas, and Brandon Austin deputises in goal. But the spine of the side that was supposed to challenge for the top half has been shredded, and even the most optimistic Spurs supporter would acknowledge the scale of the challenge they face at home on the final day.

 

Everton have been a much more settled proposition in the second half of the season. Sean Dyche's side, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin finding some form and James Tarkowski marshalling the defence with his usual physicality, have conceded fewer goals in away games than their home record might suggest. The Toffees have looked compact and difficult to break down, and their last two away results -- both victories -- suggest they arrive at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the kind of form that can hurt a shorthanded home side.

 

Abdoulaye Doucoure and Ashley Young give Everton experience and physical presence in the middle of the park, and Jordan Pickford, behind them, has had an excellent season at club level. If Everton can absorb whatever Tottenham manage in the early stages and then exploit the space that a depleted Spurs attack will inevitably leave, the away side has every chance of leaving north London with three points.

 

Tottenham Team News

 

• Available: Son Heung-min, Richarlison, Yves Bissouma, Pedro Porro, Brandon Austin

• Out: Dominic Solanke (injury), Xavi Simons (injury), Cristian Romero (injury), Guglielmo Vicario (injury), Wilson Odobert (injury), Ben Davies (injury)

• Doubtful: Dejan Kulusevski (knock)

 

Everton Team News

 

• Available: Dominic Calvert-Lewin, James Tarkowski, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Ashley Young, Jordan Pickford

• Out: Idrissa Gueye (injury), Jarrad Branthwaite (injury), Jack Grealish (injury)

• Doubtful: Vitaliy Mykolenko (fitness)

 

Season Performance & Standings

 

The table tells the story clearly. Tottenham's minus-26 goal difference is one of the worst records in the division for a club of their profile, and Everton's minus-10 reflects a team that has been competitive without being exceptional across a full 37-game campaign. The 12-point gap between these clubs at the end of the season is the clearest possible argument for the Everton value play on the final day.

 

 

 

 

Head-to-Head: Last 5 Meetings

 

The recent head-to-head between Tottenham and Everton is fairly evenly matched, with both sides picking up notable results against each other. The 3-0 Everton win at Goodison Park in November 2025 is the most recent meeting and the most relevant data point, showing that when Spurs are not at full strength, Everton are very capable of putting in a dominant performance. Two draws in 2024 show how fine the margins can be, but the current form and fitness context make the data lean clearly toward the away side on Sunday.

 

 

 

 

Goal Bible Final Pick for Tottenham vs Everton

 

This is one of those fixtures where the circumstances make the betting decision significantly clearer than the teams' league positions might suggest at first glance. Tottenham's injury crisis is not a marginal factor -- it is a fundamental restructuring of the squad, removing the goalkeeper, the defensive leader, the striker, and two of the most creative players all at once. Everton arrive in form, organised, and with the psychological boost of recent away victories behind them.

 

My top pick is: Everton to Win @ 2.80 at BAJI. The odds represent excellent value for a side that is arguably stronger and better prepared on the day than the home team. For punters who want a second angle, Under 2.5 Goals at 1.88 is equally well-supported by the data -- Tottenham simply do not have the attacking resources available to fire up a high-scoring game. Get both bets placed early at BAJI for the best prices before kick-off.