Everton - Manchester City betting tips and odds

A home win is not something we would recommend betting on at the odds of 9.60 – but you’re probably aware of that already. It would take a miracle for Everton to pull off even a draw, let alone a win as underdogs.

Manchester City are expected to win this match, which is made quite clear by the 1.38 odds that can be found with most bookies. The odds are not so short as to make an Away Win bet not worth taking, though, which also implies a certain degree of risk.

The Toffees are here after one of the biggest upsets of the Premier League season. They went into the match against Brighton & Hove Albion as clear underdogs in an away game but were already leading before the first half was over. The final result was a decisive 1:5 victory – something that no-one could have predicted.

When you’re a 1.17 favourite to win then your fans will be expecting a compelling victory. However, that’s not what The Sky Blues ended up treating their supporters with against The Sky Blues_LAST_ROUIND_AWAY despite the HT/FT win as 2:1 result left everyone feeling undone.

A high concessions rate is not a good look to have, and Everton have been on a downward spiral when it comes to their defensive performance. With 5 goals conceded over their past 3 games, there’s definite room for improvement.

This match might present a rare opportunity to go for an Over 4.5 Goals bet. Manchester City have netted 7 goals in each of their previous 3 games – which is quite a track record.

The Premier League season is turning into a disaster for The Toffees who sit inside the relegation zone and 0 points away from safety. Time is running out as we head into round 36 with hosts welcoming Manchester City.

Champions League football comes as a well-deserved prize for Manchester City, after a highly successful season. They travel to Goodison Park on Sunday willing to take it one step further and you can already back them over at online bookies on 1.38 betting odds.

These two teams met earlier this season and the final result was a draw. Manchester City are playing as the away team this time, which puts some doubt as to whether they’ll be able to pull ahead this time. According to the betting odds, though, they’re still the favourites.

The hosts weren’t considered likely to win either way, but they are in a slightly worse position now. Ben Godfrey, Rúben Vinagre, Séamus Coleman have all been injured recently, leaving the team’s coach with a narrower range of options.

An Over 3.5 Goals is the best option for this fixture, though it’s not perfect by any means. That said, the notable risk of failure is worth it due to the considerable betting value that can be found in the 1 odds.