Liverpool vs Everton Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 20th September 2025

Much more than mere points are at stake when Liverpool clash in a derby with rivals Everton in Premier League this coming Saturday at Anfield.

The two teams enter the match at Anfield with five points separating them in the Premier League standings.

Liverpool have piled up 12 points from the first four matches played. This puts them at number 1 in the Premier League table, with The Toffees having five points less to show off. This qualifies the latter to a ranking as number 6.

Liverpool came away with three points from the latest encounter with Everton. It would be a surprise if they fail do to it again, when they face each other this coming Saturday.

Liverpool scored 2.1 goals on average in their past ten matches, hitting the target 21 times. They conceded 14 goals, an average of 1.4 and pulled off three clean sheets.

The Toffees scored 13 goals, conceded nine and managed four clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

The last time the pair played each other The Reds came away as 1-0 winners, and rest assured they have a similar outcome in mind this coming Saturday.

Liverpool vs Everton Prediction

Liverpool Form

Liverpool are enjoying their football currently with three wins on the bounce, and it began with a 1-0 win against Arsenal. They went on to beat Burnley by 0-1, before also getting the better of Atletico Madrid in a 3-2 victory. Liverpool won four of their past six matches on home soil in the Premier League, where they also drew twice and went undefeated. They scored 16 goals and conceded seven times.

Everton Form

Everton look well suited to take on any opponent presently, as their last three matches saw them gaining two victories and a draw. They ran out 2-0 and 2-3 winners against Mansfield and Wolverhampton, respectively. Their winning streak came to an end against Aston Villa, as the match resulted in a 0-0 draw. Everton recorded a very decent outcome of four wins from six away matches in the Premier League, in which they banged in eight goals, whilst conceding five. They recorded no draws but in stead suffered defeat twice.

We'd be flabbergasted to see Liverpool waste away a win against Everton, who could be in for a battering, the way goals have been flowing lately.

Liverpool vs Everton Squads

Liverpool Squad

The 47-year-old coach of the home team, Arne Slot, will select the lineup against Everton from the squad below. The information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season:

Alisson Becker (0/4), Armin Pecsi (0/0), Freddie Woodman (0/0), Giorgi Mamardashvili (0/0), Andrew Robertson (0/2), Calvin Ramsay (0/0), Conor Bradley (0/2), Giovanni Leoni (0/0), Ibrahima Konate (0/4), Jeremie Frimpong (0/2), Joseph Gomez (0/2), Milos Kerkez (0/4), Rhys Williams (0/0), Virgil van Dijk (0/4), Alexis Mac Allister (0/3), Curtis Jones (0/3), Dominik Szoboszlai (1/4), Federico Chiesa (1/4), Florian Wirtz (0/4), Ryan Gravenberch (1/3), Stefan Bajcetic (0/0), Trey Nyoni (0/0), Wataru Endo (0/3), Alexander Isak (0/0), Cody Gakpo (1/4), Hugo Ekitike (2/4), Mohamed Salah (2/4), Rio Ngumoha (1/2).

Everton Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Everton players that the manager David Moyes will choose from for the upcoming game:

Harry Tyrer (0/0), Jordan Pickford (0/4), Mark Travers (0/0), Tom King (0/0), Adam Aznou (0/0), Jake O'Brien (0/4), James Tarkowski (0/4), Jarrad Branthwaite (0/0), Michael Keane (0/4), Nathan Patterson (0/0), Seamus Coleman (0/1), Vitaliy Mykolenko (0/1), Amadou Onana (0/2), Carlos Alcaraz (0/3), Idrissa Gana Gueye (0/4), Jack Grealish (0/4), James Garner (1/4), Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (1/4), Merlin Roehl (0/1), Tim Iroegbunam (0/4), Beto (1/4), Dwight McNeil (0/1), Iliman Ndiaye (2/4), Thierno Barry (0/4), Tyler Dibling (0/0).

Liverpool vs Everton Team News

Liverpool could be looking at three players on the injured and absent list ahead of their upcoming match against Everton. Alexis Mac Allister and Andrew Robertson can't be called up by the Liverpool-manager, with both serving a ban.

Mohamed Salah sit this one out for Liverpool due to an injury.

At the time of writing, Everton just have two players on the injured and absent list, as they prepare for their match this coming Saturday. Carlos Alcaraz and Iliman Ndiaye racked up too many penalty points and won't be in the Everton travelling party for their next match.

Liverpool vs Everton Lineups

Liverpool vs Everton H2H

The last time the pair played each other Liverpool came away as 1-0 winners, and rest assured they have a similar outcome in mind this coming Saturday. The Reds have been slightly more successful than Everton in recent meetings. With a 5-3-2 advantage going into this match, betting on Liverpool has often proved the profitable way to go. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 9/20.

Liverpool vs Everton Results

Recent meetings between Liverpool and visiting side Everton might have been action-packed, but not rich on goals. Backing under 2.5 goals was a winning bet no less than seven times in the last ten matches. Under 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 11/8 with the bookies.

Liverpool vs Everton Betting Tips

Mohamed Salah has three strikes in six Premier League matches for Liverpool, who will be relying on his services, when clashing with Everton. The visitors are looking to Iliman Ndiaye, who has provided his team with four Premier League goals.

Liverpool claimed all three points seven times in their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while also drawing two along the way. They endured defeat in one of the games in this run. Everton won four of their last 10 games away, while drawing two and losing four in this series of matches. Both teams have been poor at keeping their opponents from scoring in recent matches. While Liverpool managed to keep a clean sheet in one of the games at Anfield, Everton kept their hosts from scoring in two of their last 10 away games.

Both teams not to score was a winning bet seven times in the last ten encounters between Liverpool and Everton as under 2.5 goals happened three times. Liverpool scored an average of 1.5 goals a game, with Everton averaging 0.9 goals in this run. Over 2.5 goals came out eight times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Liverpool, who scored an average of 2.6 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals happened in four of the last ten outings for Everton, who managed to score one time in those matches.