Arsenal vs Everton Prediction & Preview - Premier League

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Arsenal vs Everton prediction, form and team news ahead of the Premier League meeting at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday 24 October 2026.

Arsenal 1-0 Everton. That is the most recent score between the two clubs, from 13 May 2026, Arsenal at home in the Women's Super League, and it took one goal and a clean sheet to separate them. The sides meet again 164 days later, in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday 24 October 2026, kick-off 15:00 BST. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal arrive on the back of five wins in six; David Moyes has Everton unbeaten in the league until last weekend and still short of goals.

  • Fixture: Arsenal v Everton
  • Competition: Premier League
  • Date: Saturday 24 October 2026
  • Kick-off: 15:00 BST
  • Venue: Emirates Stadium, London

What the Arsenal vs Everton head-to-head suggests

The last Arsenal v Everton result was a 1-0 Arsenal win at home on 13 May 2026, in the Women's Super League. Tight, low-scoring, decided by the side with the ball.

It is a single result and nobody should build a league table on it. But the pattern inside it - one team doing enough, the other not scoring - is exactly what the current form of both sides points at, which makes it worth more than a curiosity.

Arsenal vs Everton form: 15 points against 9

Arsenal have won five and lost one of their last six, taking 15 points, scoring 12 and conceding 6. Everton have won two, drawn three and lost one in the same stretch for 9 points, with 6 scored and 6 conceded.

Arsenal won 1-0 away to Nottingham Forest 6 days before this match, having beaten Lille 3-0 at home in the UEFA Champions League and Leeds United 2-1 before that. They have scored two or more in 4 of their last 6, kept 3 clean sheets, and won both of their home games. The only blemish is a bad one: 0-3 away at Brighton & Hove Albion, 35 days before this fixture.

Everton's problem is simpler. They have failed to score in 2 of their last 6 and managed two or more goals in only 2 of them. Away from home they have not won in 2 attempts, drawing 2-2 at Hull City and 0-0 at Tottenham Hotspur. Their last outing was a 0-2 home defeat by Chelsea, 7 days before they travel to north London.

Everton do defend. Three clean sheets in six is the same number Arsenal have, and Moyes' side have conceded only 6 goals. The gap between these two is not at the back, it is that one of them turns possession into goals and the other does not.

Arsenal vs Everton team news

William Saliba is not expected back from a back problem until December, Piero Hincapie's ankle injury was described by Arteta as looking "more significant" with a return targeted around the start of November, and both Christos Tzolis, with a hamstring issue, and goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, hurt in training, had been pencilled in to return around this weekend, per Brit Brief. Mikel Zubimendi came back from an ankle injury for the win at Nottingham Forest. For Everton, Moyes said Christian Norgaard, still working back from a groin injury, "has a bit to go" and is not ready to start, while Vitaliy Mykolenko had "a chance" of featuring and Jarrad Branthwaite's leg problem was monitored through the week, according to Sports Mole.

Arsenal vs Everton prediction

Arsenal to beat Everton 2-0 in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday 24 October 2026. Arsenal have won both home games in this run and kept three clean sheets across the six, while Everton have drawn two and won none of their two away matches. An Everton side that has blanked twice in six, against an Arsenal defence that has shut out Forest and Lille inside the last fortnight, is being asked for something it has not yet produced on the road.

Everton are organised enough to make it uncomfortable for an hour. Not for ninety.

Our prediction: Arsenal 2-0 Everton

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