On Sat Feb 25th, in week 25, Everton hosts Aston Villa at Goodison Park in a clash of these two closely matched Premier League teams. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cold day, and temperatures reaching a maximum of only 4 degrees, which will make playing unpleasant. In their last match, Everton recorded a 1-0 shutout win against Leeds United. Séamus Coleman struck first for Everton in the 64th minute, and that single goal was all that was necessary as neither team could manage any more scoring In the end, Leeds United was frustrated by Everton’s defence and couldn’t put any tallies on the board. Everton ended the match with the shutout victory. They’re hoping to improve on their recent performance, having earned only 7 points in their last 10 matches, while aston Villa is fresh off their 2-4 loss against Arsenal. Ollie Watkins struck first for Aston Villa in the 5th minute, then Bukayo Saka tied it up for Arsenal in the 16th minute Finally they completed the comback in the 93rd minute on a goal by Emiliano Martínez to cap off a wild match. Aston Villa is looking for direction having 5 win and 4 losses in their last 10 matches.
In their last match together, in Villa Park, Aston Villa was victorious by a score of 2 to 1. Danny Ings struck first for Aston Villa in the 31st minute on a feed from Ollie Watkins, then Emiliano Buendía added another in the 85th minute.
Ollie Watkins has been on a hot streak lately. In the last five games, hes scored 4 goals for Aston Villa. Everton is having problems scoring lately. Their top scorers, Amadou Mvom Onana and James Tarkowski each only have 1 goal in their last 5
Sean Dyche’s Everton squad will be without Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Michael Keane, James Garner and Nathan Patterson, while Aston Villa will be without Jed Steer and Diego Carlos.