Everton vs Tottenham Predictions: Sportpesa Midweek Jackpot Predictions

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Everton vs Tottenham Predictions: Sportpesa Midweek Jackpot Predictions

Everton welcomes Tottenham to Goodson park for the clash of the F.A cup on Wednesday.
The Merseysiders are in a buoyant mood after coming from behind twice to draw at Old Trafford in a 3-3 thriller over the weekend.
Everton have flattered lately and their form had slowed down in recent weeks due to injuries that had hit the Ancelotti camp.
Expect them to gather momentum with a full-fit squad at disposal, The hosts beat Sheffield Wednesday in the last round to advance to the quarter finals.
Everton have performed better away from than at their own backyard, they have managed just three wins from their last 10 matches at Goodson Park.
An Injury to Tottenham Talisman Harry Kane in the game against Liverpool delt Jose Mourinho side a big blow as they went on to lose three games on the trot.
The return of the England striker over the weekend saw them ease past West Brom to bounce to winning ways.
On the road, Spurs have lost twice in their last 10 travels.

Everton vs Tottenham Predictions: H2H

The first leg of these two sides in the premier league saw Everton beat Tottenham 1-0.

Last Five Meetings

13.09.20 PL Tottenham Everton 0 : 1

06.07.20 PL Tottenham Everton 1 : 0

03.11.19 PL Everton Tottenham 1 : 1

12.05.19 PL Tottenham Everton 2 : 2

23.12.18 PL Everton Tottenham 2 : 6

Predication Verdict

Everton have found form again with the return of most of the key players and will play a full-strength squad on Wednesday.
Ancellotti has always been keen on Cup games as he tries to get a hand on atrophy for Everton so expect them to for it.
Jose Mourinho has already taken Tottenham to a cup final and will want to further enhance his side to another trophy with a semifinals place up for grab.
The return of Harry Kane could play a big impact in this tie however, it remains to be seen if the England striker will start from the bench after just returning from the sideline.