David Moyes smiling and looking at Crystal Palace badge in circle

Credit: Imago

Supercomputer predicts outcome of Everton vs Crystal Palace clash

Wed 1 October 2025 12:10, UK Updated Wed 1 October 2025 16:21, UK

Everton are set to return to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday once again to take on Crystal Palace.

Pressure is no doubt mounting David Moyes to deliver a result after the Toffees’ recent drop in form.

Everton’s 1-1 draw against West Ham now means that the Merseyside club are winless in their last four matches in all competitions.

This is a massive drop off from the start of the campaign, which saw the Everton have an excellent start to the 2025/26 season.

Now, with an in-form Crystal Palace side set to arrive at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Moyes’ fixtures are not set to get any easier.

Everton manager David Moyes stares into the distance with a serious facial expression. — Credit: Imago

Crystal Palace slight favourites for Everton clash

With Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall banned for the Palace match, Moyes already faces multiple challenges to get a result.

The visitors come into the match without a defeat this season, but with the longest unbeaten run in Europe’s top five leagues, standing at 18 matches.

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Oliver Glasner sitting in dugout — Credit: Imago

Now, this has been reflected in Opta’s prediction for the match, with the supercomputer on 1 October making Palace slight favourites with a 42 per cent chance of victory.

In comparison, Everton’s chances of taking three points stand at 32.5 per cent, while the odds of a draw sit at 25.5 per cent.

Everton vs Crystal Palace head-to-head record

Everton have a fantastic record against Crystal Palace, both recently and overall.

Since March 2022, the Toffees are unbeaten against the Eagles, a record that stretches back nine matches.

Everton’s head-to-head record vs Crystal Palace
Wins	28
Draws	21
Losses	15

Everton have a good record against Crystal Palace

This includes a double over Crystal Palace last season, with Everton winning the last meeting between the two sides 2-1.

Now, Moyes will be aiming to repeat this trick to ensure that the Toffees start October on a high note before the international break gets underway.

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