Everton vs Sunderland

Premier LeagueMatchweek 37
Full Time
13
HT: 10
Ref: John Brooks, EnglandHill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside · 52,888 cap
Fipster Pick
DrawmediumMiss

Match recap

Sunderland beat Everton 3–1 in their Premier League fixture. Röhl scored for Everton; Brobbey, Le Fée, and Isidor replied for Sunderland. Expected-goals data put the chance balance at 1.07 for Everton versus 0.73 for Sunderland. Everton sit 13th in the Premier League table while Sunderland are 7th.

FıpsterSelf-Score Card
Appropriate✗ Miss
Fipster's Pick
11
HT 0–0
Final Result
13
HT 1–0
15%Poor
F
OutcomeExact ScoreBTTSOver/Under 2.5Halftime
Fipster's self review19 May 2026

Analysis

As the Premier League season nears its climax, Everton host Sunderland in what promises to be a tightly contested encounter. Both teams sit close in the standings, making this clash crucial for their final positioning.

Historically, Everton have the upper hand with 9 wins in 19 meetings against Sunderland, but the Black Cats have shown resilience with 4 wins and 6 draws. The average goals per match between these sides is 2.6, hinting at a moderately scoring affair.

Everton's attacking threat is somewhat blunted by injuries to key players Beto and K. Dewsbury-Hall, though T. Barry's recent goal-scoring form at home offers hope. Sunderland, missing captain G. Xhaka, still carry momentum from scoring in their last five away games. J. Garner's creativity from set-pieces could be a decisive factor for Everton.


Prediction

Given the balanced league positions, historical results, and current form, a 1-1 draw appears the most likely outcome. The first half should remain goalless as both sides feel each other out, with goals coming in the second half. Expect a competitive match with around four cards shown.

Outcome probability

Everton 20%Draw 61%Sunderland 19%

Key Insights

Injury Impacthigh

Everton's key attackers injured

Beto and Dewsbury-Hall are injured/missing, reducing Everton's attacking potency.

Tactical Advantagehigh

Garner's set-piece threat

Garner's high assist rate and set-piece delivery provide Everton a creative edge.

Statistical Edgehigh

Barry's recent scoring form

Barry's 3 goals in last 5 games and strong home form make him a prime scoring candidate.

Injury Impactmedium

Sunderland's creative midfield missing Xhaka

Xhaka's injury deprives Sunderland of leadership and passing quality in midfield.

Form Momentummedium

Sunderland's away scoring streak

Sunderland has scored in last 5 away games, showing good offensive momentum on road.

Key Takeaways

In summary, Everton and Sunderland look set to share points in a match that reflects their evenly matched capabilities. Fans can anticipate a spirited contest with moments of quality from key players, but ultimately a draw seems the fairest result.

  • Everton have won 9 of 19 matches against Sunderland, with 6 draws and 4 Sunderland wins.
  • Head-to-head matches average 2.6 goals, supporting a moderate scoring draw.
  • Everton are ranked 10th with 49 points from 36 games (W13 D10 L13).
  • Sunderland are ranked 12th with 48 points from 36 games (W12 D12 L12).
  • T. Barry has scored 3 goals in his last 5 games, showing strong home form.
  • J. Garner leads Everton with 7 assists and boasts 86% passing accuracy.
  • Sunderland have scored in their last 5 away games, showing good offensive momentum.
  • Key players Beto and K. Dewsbury-Hall are injured, impacting Everton's attack.

Player Insights

Standout players Fipster expects to impact the match — curated highlights, not full squad lists

HomeEverton

Beto

Beto

Attacker

Everton

Total Goals
9
League avg: 1.45
35 played
16 starts
1523 mins
~44 mins/game
T. Barry

T. Barry

Attacker

Everton

Total Goals
8
League avg: 1.45
36 played
20 starts
1838 mins
~51 mins/game
K. Dewsbury-Hall

K. Dewsbury-Hall

Midfielder

Everton

Total Goals
8
League avg: 1.45
29 played
28 starts
2466 mins
~85 mins/game

AwaySunderland

No standout top scorers flagged for Sunderland