The teams in the English Premier League have completed 31 matches each, leaving just seven matches before the league winner is crowned. Currently, Liverpool leads the rankings with 22 wins in 31 matches.
Everton is in the 15th position with seven wins and 35 points. Meanwhile, Manchester City is in in the 6th position with 15 wins and 52 points.
Everton will host Manchester City on Saturday, 19th April at the Goodison Park, Liverpool at 3:00 PM (UK time).
Their last meeting in December ended in a draw. So, this time, will City be able to blaze through the game? Or will the Toffees, as team Everton is known, dominate Saturday’s match? Below, we give you team previews, head-to-head stats, and odds for the Premier League – Everton vs Manchester City match.
Key Details
- Day and Date: Saturday, 19th April 2025
- Time: 3:00 PM UK Time
- Venue: Goodison Park, Liverpool
- Where to watch in the UK: Sky Sports
Everton: Analysis and Team Preview
The Toffees started the campaign under Sean Dyche but struggled for form, winning just three of their first 19 matches. Dyche was dismissed in January because of this poor run, and replaced by former manager David Moyes.
They are currently in the 15th position in the Premier League with 35 points from 31 games. The Toffees have managed 7 wins, 14 draws, and 10 losses and have a negative goal difference of -5, as they have conceded 38 goals but scored only 33.
Iliman Ndiaye is a standout performer for the Toffees, leading the goal score with 9 goals in all competitions (7 in Premier League). This includes a crucial penalty equalizer in the 1–1 draw against Arsenal.
In midfield, Dwight McNeil has provided three assists and three goals, while striker Beto has netted six goals. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has saved the team 38 goals and delivered nine clean sheets this season. His strong performance has earned him the highest rating among Everton players in EA SPORTS FC™ 25.
Key players like Dwight McNeil, Jesper Lindstrøm, Calvert-Lewin, and Tim Iroegbunam are struggling with injuries and have been sidelined for several weeks. Dwight McNeil underwent surgery on his knee in December and may have to miss several more weeks as he recovers.
Squad
- Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (1 assist)
- Defenders: V. Mykolenko (1 assist), J. Tarkowski (1 goal, 1 assist), J. Branthwaite (1 assist), Ashley Young (1 goal, 3 assists), Jake O’Brien (2 goals), S. Coleman, Michael Keane (2 goals), N. Patterson, Roman Dixon
- Midfielders: I. Gueye (3 assists), A. Doucouré (2 goals, 1 assist), Dwight Mcneil (3 goals, 3 assists), O. Mangala (1 goal), James Garner (1 assist), C. Alcaraz (1 goal, 1 assist), Tim Iroegbunam (1 assist), Callum Bates
- Strikers: I. Ndiaye (7 goals), D. Calvert-Lewin (3 goals, 1 assist), Jack Harrison (1 goal), J. Lindstrøm (1 assist), Beto (6 goals), A. Broja, Y. Chermiti, Isaac Heath, Coby Ebere, Martin Sherif
New Signings
Midfielder Carlos Jonas Alcaraz, on loan from the Brazilian club, Flamengo
Players Out
Midfielder Harrison Armstrong, on loan to Derby County
Injuries Update
- I. Ndiaye: Knee injury, ruled out till early March 2025
- D. Calvert-Lewin: Hamstring injury, ruled out till early March 2025
Manchester City: Analysis and Team Preview
Manchester City started the 2024–25 season by clinching the FA Community Shield when they beat Manchester United 7–6 on penalties after a 1–1 draw. City is enjoying a strong season in the Premier League, thanks to striker Erling Haaland’s goals. The Norwegian footballer scored 21 goals for City this season and is in the running for the Golden Boot award, along with Mo Salah from Liverpool, who scored 27 goals.
Haaland delivered the team’s first goal in a 2–0 victory over Chelsea. He has also netted two hat tricks within the first three league matches and is maintaining a strike rate of 0.75 goals per game. He has also scored 8 goals in 9 Champions League matches and an additional goal in the FA Cup, bringing his season tally to 30 goals in 39 appearances.
However, the star striker Erling Haaland is suffering from an ankle injury and has been sidelined till mid-May. Defenders John Stones and Manuel Akanji are also ruled out for this entire month because of injuries.
In other matches, City has reached the semifinals of the FA Cup after defeating Bournemouth 2–1 in the quarterfinals. City will meet Nottingham Forest in the semis on 27th April.
Their UEFA Champions League campaign ended with a 1–3 loss to Real Madrid.
They will kick off their FIFA Club World Cup campaign on 18th June. Their first group stage match will be against Wydad AC.
Squad
- Goalkeepers: Ederson (23 goals stopped, 3 assists), Stefan Ortega (17 goals stopped), Spike Brits, Scott Carson
- Defenders: Joško Gvardiol (5 goals), M. Akanji, Rúben Dias, Nathan Aké, John Stones (2 goals), Rico Lewis (1 goal, 2 assists), A. Khusanov, Rico Lewis, Vitor Reis, Max Alleyne, J. Simpson
- Midfielders: Rodri, Bernardo Silva (2 goals, 4 assists), Gündoğan (3 assists), K. De Bruyne (2 goals, 6 assists), Mateo Kovačić (4 goals, 1 assist), Nico González, Matheus Nunes (4 assists), James Mcatee (2 goals), Nico O’Reilly
- Strikers: Erling Haaland (21 goals, 3 assists), O. Marmoush (5 goals), Phil Foden (7 goals, 2 assists), Savinho (1 goal, 8 assists), Jérémy Doku (3 goals, 4 assists), Jack Grealish (1 goal, 1 assist), Oscar Bobb, Divin Mubama
New Signings
- Defender C. McFarlane, free transfer from New York City
- Striker O. Marmoush from the German club, Eintracht Frankfurt
- Center back Abdulai Juma, free transfer from the Spanish club, Real Valladolid
- Center back Vitor Reis transferred from the Brazilian club, Palmeiras
- Center back A. Khusanov transferred from the French club, Lens
- Midfielder Nico González transferred from the Portuguese club, Porto
Players Out
- Midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, to be released on 1st July 2025
- Defender Yan Couto transferred to the German club, B. Dortmund
- Center-back Abdulai Juma, on loan to the French club, Lens
- Defender Kyle Walker, on loan to the Italian club, Milan
- Defender Josh Wilson-Esbrand, on loan to Stoke City
- Defender Issa Kaboré, on loan to the German club, Werder Bremen
Injuries Update
- John Stones: Thigh injury, ruled out till mid-April 2025
- M Akanji: Muscle injury, ruled out till late April 2025
- Erling Halaand: Ankle injury, ruled out till mid-May 2025
- Rodri: Cruciate ligament rupture, out for the season
- Oscar Bobb: Broken leg, return doubtful
New Signings
- Goalkeeper Alex Palmer transferred from West Bromwich Albion
- Left-back Somto Boniface transferred from Chelsea Sub 21
- Midfielder Julio Enciso, on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion
- Striker Jaden Philogene transferred from Aston Villa
- Center-back Ben Godfrey, on loan from Italian club Atalanta
Injuries Update
- O. Hutchinson: Hamstring injury, return unknown
- Sammie Szmodics: Ankle injury, ruled out till early May 2025
- A. Muric: Shoulder injury, ruled out till late April 2025
- C. Ogbene: Achilles tendon injury, return unknown
Form Guide
Everton
- Draw with Arsenal 1–1 (5th April)
- Lost to Liverpool 0–1 (3rd April)
- Draw with West Ham 1–1 (15 March)
- Draw with Wolves 1–1 (9th March)
- Draw with Brentford 1–1 (27 February)
- Draw with Manchester United 2–2 (22 February)
- Lost to Crystal Palace 1–2 (16 February)
- Draw with Arsenal 1–1 (13 February)
- Lost to Bournemouth 0–2 (8th February FA Cup 4th round)
- Won against Leicester City 4–0 (1st February)
Manchester City
- Draw with Manchester United 0–0 (6th April)
- Won against Leicester City 2–0 (3rd April)
- Lost to Bournemouth 1–2 (30 March, FA Cup quarterfinals)
- Draw with Brighton 2–2 (15 March)
- Lost to Nottingham Forest 0–1 (8th March)
- Won against Plymouth Argyle 3–1 (FA Cup 5th round, 2nd March)
- Lost to Tottenham Hotspur 0–1 (27 February)
- Lost to Liverpool 0–2 (23 February)
- Lost to Real Madrid 1–3 (20 February, UEFA Champions League)
- Won against Newcastle 4–0 (15 February)
Premier League Season Highlights
| Everton | Stats | Manchester City |
| 15 | League position | 6 |
| 7 | Matches Won | 15 |
| 14 | Drawn | 7 |
| 10 | Lost | 9 |
| 35 | Total points | 52 |
| 33 | Goals scored | 57 |
| 38 | Goals conceded | 40 |
| -5 | Goal difference | 17 |
| 1.5 | Chances created per match | 2.32 |
| 4–0 vs Wolves | Biggest win | 6–0 vs Ipswich Town |
| 0–4 vs Spurs | Worst defeat | 0–5 vs Arsenal |
Everton vs Manchester City: Recent Head-to-Head Meetings
Everton vs Manchester City have faced each other 55 times in the Premier League. Everton has won 18 games (11 at home, 7 away). Manchester City has won 26 matches (15 at home, 11 away), while 11 matches have ended in a draw.
Recent head-to-head meetings:
- Man City 1–1 Everton (26 December 2024)
- Man City 2–0 Everton (10 February 2024)
- Everton 1–3 Man City (27 December 2023)
- Everton 0–3 Man City (14 May 2023)
- Man City 1–1 Everton (31 December 2022)
- Everton 0–1 Man City (27 February 2022)
- Man City 3–0 Everton (21 November 2021)
- Man City 5–0 Everton (23 May 2021)
- Everton 0–2 Man City (21 March 2021, FA Cup quarterfinals)
- Everton 1–3 Man City (18 February 2021)
Man City has dominated Everton in the head-to-head records. They have won eight out of their last 10 games. Two matches ended in a draw, and Everton did not win any of the last ten matches. However, Manchester Coty is grappling with injuries, so Everton might just have a fighting chance to score a victory. Punters should be prepared for a close match.
Statistical Insights
- Everton is averaging 1.06 goals in the Premier League matches.
- Manchester City is maintaining a 1.84 goal-per-match average
- Both Everton and Man City have kept nine clean sheets in the Premier League this season.
Everton vs Manchester City: Odds as per 7bet
| Everton (1) | x | Manchester City (2) |
| 8/3 | 5/2 | 24/25 |
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