Southampton vs Everton: Prediction & Odds, Betting Tips 19/02/22

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Southampton and Everton face off at St. Mary’s Stadium in the Premier League on Saturday. The Saints are unbeaten in eight straight home matches ahead of their clash with the Toffees. Read our free predictions and betting picks for the game here.

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Free predictions and betting picks for Southampton vs Everton

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Both Teams to Score – 1.7

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Correct Score – Southampton 1-1 Everton – 6.5

Both Teams to Score

Southampton have been hugely reliable performers in the both teams to score market over the past few months and ten of the Saints’ last 11 Premier League fixtures have produced action at both ends. In addition, BTTS has also landed in eight of the last ten encounters between Southampton and Everton, and we’re tipping that pattern to continue on the south coast.

Correct Score: Southampton 1-1 Everton

Southampton are one of the Premier League’s most potent draw merchants, especially at St. Mary’s Stadium where seven of their 11 assignments have ended in stalemate. Remarkably, three of their last four runouts there finished 1-1 and a similar outcome looks possible when an Everton outfit averaging 0.9 goals per game on the road visits on Saturday.

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Preliminary review and match prediction for Southampton vs Everton

Southampton have been collecting plaudits from all angles following their four-point haul from tough trips to play Tottenham and Manchester United, where the Saints showed a mix of quality and bottle to upset the odds in successive away games.

Ralph Hassenhutl’s side also love to wield their expertise of football’s dark arts, which makes them a really tough nut to crack, especially at St. Mary’s Stadium where they have lost just once all season long.

With seven stalemates in 11 games on the south coast since the summer, Southampton are one of the league’s draw specialists at home however, and while they are consistent scorers, they could never be described as prolific and that in turn has a knock-on effect on their ability to win more often.

Everton will travel south brimming with confidence following an emphatic 3-0 win over Leeds at Goodison Park, which earned Frank Lampard his first taste of Premier League success with the Toffees since his appointment in late January.

The clean sheet – which was Everton’s first since November – was also a welcome one, though their chances of securing another at Southampton this weekend feel slim.

The Saints have only failed to score twice in 11 attempts at home this term and with a strong record in encounters with Everton at St. Mary’s (one defeat in five), the hosts will expect to register again.

Southampton have conceded themselves in 100% of their last 13 Premier League fixtures however, and Everton should have a kick in their step after their demolition job on Leeds.

With Richarlison and fit-again Dominic Calvert-Lewin back in tandem up front, the Toffees carry enough threat to unsettle the Saints’ backline, so back both teams to score this weekend.

Get Quick Rich

There has been a goal notched between the 16^th and 30^th minute in each of Southampton’s last three matches and in five of their last eight fixtures in league and cup overall and the same period saw action when the Saints and Everton last met in August. That suggests another spike in activity could be possible at the same juncture on Sunday and you can grab 2.75 odds on that happening.

Southampton vs Everton first goalscorer

Armando Broja is enjoying a breakout season at Southampton in 2021/22 and the 20-year-old, who is on loan from Chelsea, has scored six times in the Premier League for the Saints. Three of those efforts were firsts for Southampton and Broja is an excellent option at 2.15 to open the scoring again against Everton.

Southampton vs EvertonTeam News

Lyanco, Alex McCarthy and Nathan Redmond are out injured for Southampton, while Mohamed Elyounoussi, Nathan Tella and Jan Bednarek are rated as doubtful.

Yerry Mina, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Ben Godfrey, Fabian Delph and Tom Davies are listed as injured for Everton, though Demarai Gray could return to the squad following a short layoff.

Starting Lineups

Southampton: Forster – Walker-Peters, Stephens, Salisu, Perraud – Ward-Prowse, Romeu, Armstrong, Elyounoussi – Broja, Adams

Everton: Pickford – Coleman, Holgate, Keane, Kenny – Gordon, Allan, van de Beek, Iwobi – Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin

Highlighted Player

Anthony Gordon

Home grown local lad Anthony Gordon excelled against Leeds last week, notching a goal and an assist in Everton’s 3-0 triumph. The versatile 20-year-old has played in numerous positions for the Toffees this season and he should be a big part of Frank Lampard’s long term plans at the club.