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Evan Lloyd

Sun 5 October 2025 6:10, UK

Everton will take on Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday, with David Moyes looking to avoid a fifth consecutive game without victory.

Michael Keane‘s headed opener was ruled out on Monday as Everton drew 1-1 with West Ham at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The draw followed a disappointing loss to Wolves last week that saw the Toffees knocked out of the Carabao Cup.

Moyes is expected to drop Beto against Crystal Palace, with the striker struggling to leave any impression on Monday’s game.

But there has been a suggestion that Everton could start both Beto and Thierno Barry, with the Blues desperately in need of goals.

How to watch Everton vs Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace are the favourites against Everton, amid what has been a spectacular start to the season for Oliver Glasner‘s side.

The Eagles battered Liverpool on Saturday, despite needing a last-minute Eddie Nketiah goal to secure the three points, and now sit third in the Premier League.

Many had expected Glasner’s side to struggle this season after losing Eberechi Eze, but, if anything, the South London club look to have gone up another level.

So much so that Crystal Palace currently hold an 18-game unbeaten streak across all competitions, and Everton will be keen to put an end to it.

Everton’s clash with the Eagles will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League, and will be available for streaming for subscribers to Now TV.

Those preferring to listen can do so on BBC Total Sport Merseyside and BBC Radio London.

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Everton vs Crystal Palace kick off time

Everton hold an incredibly strong record over the last 10 years against Crystal Palace.

Over the past 24 meetings between the sides, the Toffees have lost just twice, with both of those fixtures coming away from home.

And last season, Moyes’ side completed the double over the Eagles, winning 2-1 at Goodison Park and Selhurst Park.

Everton will hope to maintain the record when they face off against Crystal Palace on Sunday, but they will face a much more frightening proposition than in previous years.

Everton’s match against Crystal Palace will kick off at 14:00 BST on Sunday.

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