Everton (EVE) host Chelsea (CHE) in their opening game of the Premier League 2022-23 season at Goodison Park on Saturday, August 6. The match will start at 10:00 PM IST.

EVE vs CHE Dream11 prediction

Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea will start as favourites against Everton. The Blues have won 27 of the 60 Premier League matches between the two teams.

However, Everton won’t be simple pushovers given their current run of form against Chelsea. The Toffees have won their last four home league games while playing the Blues, and have kept clean sheets in five of their last seven home matches in all competitions.

Everton are unbeaten in the opening games of their last 10 Premier League campaigns but Chelsea will look to put a halt to the run with a convincing win on Saturday.

EVE vs CHE Dream11 team tips for Premier League 2022-23

Top tip: Best forward

Raheem Sterling will be the new face of the Chelsea attack, and fantasy players will be eager to draft him into their respective teams. The England forward, with 109 goals in 320 Premier League games, will begin his Chelsea stint at a price of 9.0 credits.

Top tip: Best midfielder 

Demarai Gray is a top pick for this contest. The Everton winger, listed as a midfielder in fantasy football, has netted 15 times in his Premier League career and will hope to open his goal account against Chelsea. Gray - at 9.0 credits - is our recommendation ahead of Chelsea’s Mason Mount.

Top tip: Best defender and goalkeeper

At 8.5 credits, new Chelsea central defender Kalidou Koulibaly is an excellent selection for this match. The Senegal international is known for his rock-solid defensive prowess in the heart of the defensive line and will be tasked with keeping the likes of Dele Ali at bay.

For a goalkeeper, Jordan Pickford should be slightly favoured over Chelsea’s Edouard Mendy. The English stopper will constantly be on his toes to keep the likes of Kai Havertz and Raheem Sterling from scoring goals, and he is priced at 8.5 credits.

EVE vs CHE probable playing XI

EVE playing XI (probable): Jordan Pickford (goalkeeper); Nathan Patterson, James Tarkowski, Michael Keane, Ben Godfrey; Vitaliy Mykolenko, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Alex Iwobi; Anthony Gordon, Dele Ali, Dwight McNeil

CHE playing XI (probable): Edouard Mendy (Goalkeeper); Cesar Azpilicueta (captain), Thiago Silva, Kalidou Koulibaly; Reece James, N'Golo Kante, Jorginho, Ben Chilwell; Mason Mount, Kai Havertz, Raheem Sterling 

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The Liverpool vs Everton rivalry is one of the oldest and longest-running derbies in the history of English football.

Since 1894, when the teams first clashed in a League Division One clash at Goodison Park, the Merseyside derby has been a fierce affair on and off the field.

Although Liverpool have been the more dominant side in Merseyside derbies, Everton have had the historic advantage when it comes to most wins by a manager.

William Charles Cuff, who took charge of Everton for over 500 games, holds the record for most derby wins as a manager, with 16 wins over Liverpool from 1901 to 1918.

Liverpool vs Everton: Head-to-head record in all competitions

Liverpool and Everton met for the first time on October 13, 1894 at Goodison Park. Since then, both sides have clashed 291 times across all competitions, with the Reds winning 123 matches and Everton securing 83 victories. Meanwhile, 85 matches have ended in draws.

Liverpool also hold records such as the longest unbeaten derby run in all competitions (23 games, 2011-2020) and longest unbeaten derby run in home matches (22 games, 2000-2020).

On the road, Everton are the more successful side as they recorded a 16-match unbeaten run at Anfield between 1899 and 1920, that included ten victories.

Matches	Liverpool wins	Everton wins	Draws
291	123	83	85

Liverpool vs Everton: Head-to-head record in Premier League

Since the inception of the Premier League in 1992-93, Liverpool and Everton have locked horns on 60 occasions. The Reds have the advantage in the head-to-head with 26 victories while the Toffees have claimed 10 wins. A whopping 24 matches have ended in draws.

Liverpool	Metric	Everton
26	Wins	10
10	Losses	26
24	Draws	24

Liverpool vs Everton: Head-to-head record in Cup competitions

Starting with the FA Cup, Liverpool and Everton have faced each other 25 times, with the former winning 12 meetings and Everton claiming seven victories. Six games have ended in draws.

In the League Cup, there have been just four Merseyside derbies with the last fixture dating back to 1987. Liverpool have an edge in the head-to-head record with two wins, one draw and one defeat.

Liverpool and Everton have never met in a competitive fixture in European competitions.

Competition	Matches	LIV win	EFC win	Draws
FA Cup	25	12	7	6
League Cup	4	2	1	1
Charity / Community Shield	3	1	1	1

Most goals in Liverpool vs Everton

English striker Ian Rush has scored the most goals in the Merseyside derby matches. The legendary Liverpool forward netted 25 goals, of which only one came in the Premier League (1993-94).

Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is the all-time leading scorer in Merseyside derbies in the Premier League with 10 goals.

Dixie Dean is Everton’s top-scorer in the Merseyside derby with 18 goals. The centre-forward scored all the goals in league games.

Players who played for both Liverpool and Everton

From Liverpool to Everton

Benjamin Howard Baker, Dick Forshaw, Harold Uren, Johnny Morrissey, David Johnson, Kevin Sheedy, Alan Harper (no first-team appearance), Peter Beardsley, Gary Ablett

From Everton to Liverpool:

Thomas G. Wylie, Duncan McLean, Patrick Gordon, John Whitehead, Fred Geary, Alex Latta (no senior appearance for Liverpool), Abe Hartley, David Murray, Don Sloan, Arthur Berry, Tom Gracie, Bill Lacey, Frank Mitchell, Thomas Johnson, Jack Balmer, Bill Harthill, John Heydon, Tony McNamara, Dave Hickson, Nick Barmby, Abel Xavier

Author: William Paul

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Liverpool host Everton for the 60th Merseyside Derby of the Premier League era at Anfield on Sunday, April 24. The match will kick off at 9:00 PM IST.

LFC are hoping to have forward Roberto Firmino back in the team after the Brazilian missed the 4-0 thumping of Manchester United in the mid-week. 

The 30-year-old missed the tie due to a foot injury and Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that there are high chances of him getting involved in the match.

Everton, on the other hand, will be without several first-team regulars. This involves Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Andros Townsend, Tom Davies and Nathan Patterson.

Liverpool vs Everton odds for Premier League 2021-22

Liverpool: 1.18

Everton: 16.50

Draw: 6.80

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Liverpool vs Everton recent form

Liverpool, fresh off from a 4-0 thumping of Manchester United, have endured a difficult run of fixtures, having faced Manchester United, Manchester City and Benfica (both twice) in their last five matches. 

Of these matches, they have knocked Benfica out of the Champions League and while their league match against City ended in a 2-2 draw, they did manage to beat them 3-2 in the FA Cup semi-final.

Everton, on the other hand, have been truly disappointing this season. The team has won just one of their last five matches.

Liverpool: W, W, D, D, W

Everton: D, W, L, L, L

Liverpool vs Everton head-to-head

Since their first-ever meeting in 1894, Liverpool and Everton have played a total of 290 matches across all competitions. During these meetings, Liverpool have won 122 matches while Everton have come out on top on 83 occasions.

As far as the Premier League is concerned, the two have played 59 matches since 1992 where Liverpool have defeated Everton 25 times. The Toffees, on the other hand, have managed just 10 wins.

Liverpool vs Everton prediction and tips for Premier League 2021-22

The fiery encounter between Liverpool and Everton has always produced goals. The last time these two sides met, Mohamed Salah scored a brace while a goal each from Jordan Henderson and Diogo Jota completed a 4-1 routing at Goodison Park.

Liverpool’s ongoing form, coupled with their recent return against Everton makes them the outright favourites to win Sunday’s contest. This pretty much justifies why the odds are in their favour.

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Everton will host Manchester United in Matchday 32 of the Premier League 2021-22 season at Goodison Park on Saturday, April 9. The match will kick off at 5:00 PM IST.

Frank Lampard’s Everton are currently placed 17th in the Premier League 2021-22 standings with 25 points from 29 matches and will look to bag maximum points against Manchester United in order to reduce their chances of a top-flight demotion for the first time since 1951.

On the other hand, Manchester United have received a massive boost with the return of their talisman Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash. With 51 points from 30 matches, the Ralf Rangnick-coached outfit is currently placed seventh in the Premier League standings.

Everton vs Manchester United odds for Premier League 2021-22

Everton: 4.40

Manchester United: 1.78

Draw: 3.85

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Everton vs Manchester United recent form

Everton head into the Manchester United game after succumbing to a 2-3 loss to Burnley in the Premier League on Thursday. The Toffees have been in torrid form recently, registering one win and four defeats in their last five matches in the Premier League. 

Similarly, Manchester United dropped points in the previous Premier League fixture after playing out a 1-1 draw against Leicester City at Old Trafford on Saturday. The Red Devils have registered two wins, two draws and one defeat in their last five Premier League matches.

Everton: L, L, W, L, L

Manchester United: D, W, L, D, W

Everton vs Manchester United head-to-head

Manchester United have a dominant head-to-head record against Everton in the Premier League, winning 37 of the 59 matches that they have clashed so far. Everton have secured just nine victories while 13 matches have ended in draws.

The last time these sides met, the match ended in a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford in the reverse fixture in the Premier League 2021-22 in October.

Everton vs Manchester United predictions for Premier League 2021-22

With the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United are the odds on favourites to beat Everton on Saturday. Furthermore, the Red Devils have an impressive away record at Goodison Park, registering 17 wins in the Premier League.

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The FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round will ring in some domestic football action after the recent international break.

Manchester United, 12-time winners of the competition, host Middlesbrough at Old Trafford in the first of 16 games starting February 5.

The Red Devils are among the 14 Premier League still involved in the competition and will look to progress to the latter stages of a tournament they last won in 2015-16.

Frank Lampard will begin his tenure as Everton manager when Brentford visit Goodison Park for their FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round tie, while Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur host Brighton at home.

Nottingham Forest, who knocked out record FA Cup winners Arsenal in the previous round, will entertain defending champions Leicester City. The likes of Chelsea, Manchester City and Liverpool have relatively easy opponents in Plymouth, Fulham and Cardiff City respectively.

Wolves and Norwich City lock horns in the third all-Premier League fixture in the FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round. 

FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round schedule, fixtures and live India match times

All timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST)

Day, Date	Match	Venue	Time
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Manchester United vs Middlesbrough	Old Trafford	1:30 AM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Chelsea vs Plymouth	Stamford Bridge	6 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Kidderminster Harriers vs West Ham	Aggborough	6 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Crystal Palace vs Hartlepool United	Selhurst Park	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Everton vs Brentford	Goodison Park	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Huddersfield vs Barnsley	John Smith's Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Manchester City vs Fulham	Etihad Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Petersborough vs Queens Park Rangers	Weston Homes Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Southampton vs Coventry	St. Mary's Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Stoke City vs Wigan Athletic	Bet365 Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Wolves vs Norwich City	Molineux Stadium	8:30 PM
Saturday, February 5, 2022	Cambridge United vs Luton Town	Abbey Stadium	11 pm
Sunday, February 6, 2022	Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium	1:30 AM
Sunday, February 6, 2022	Liverpool vs Cardiff City	Anfield	5:30 PM
Sunday, February 6, 2022	Nottingham Forest vs Leicester City	City Ground	9:30 PM
Monday, February 7, 2022	Bournemouth vs Boreham Wood	Vitality Stadium	12 AM

Where to watch the FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round live in India?

The FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round will be telecast on Sony TEN 2, Sony TEN 2 HD, Sony SIX and Sony SIX HD TV channels in India.

Live streaming of the FA Cup 2021-22 fourth round in India will be available on the SonyLIV app and website.

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Everton (EVE) host neighbours Liverpool (LIV) at Goodison Park in the 59th Merseyside derby in the Premier League in the early hours of Thursday, December 2. The Matchday 14 clash between the two local rivals will kick off at 1:45 AM IST.

EVE vs LIV Dream11 prediction

Although Liverpool haven’t beaten Everton since their 5-2 win in December 2019, the odds are rightly stacked in their favour for Thursday’s fixture. The Reds have lost just one game this season as compared to Everton’s six defeats in 13 league matches. 

Furthermore, Jurgen Klopp’s men are averaging three goals per match, having scored 39 goals in 13 league outings - the most by any team in the Premier League this season. Everton, on the other hand, have conceded 20 goals already this season and are without a win in their last seven league games (L5, D2). Come Thursday, we expect Liverpool to emerge victorious even though playing in the hostile atmosphere at Goodison Park won’t be easy. 

EVE vs LIV Dream11 team tips for Premier League 2021-22

Top tip: Best forward

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota is in some form this season. Replacing an injured Roberto Firmino in the starting XI, Jota has scored seven goals in 12 league appearances. Three of those seven strikes have come in his last two outings, meaning that he is in fine form and can be an asset to fantasy players at the moment. Given his run of form, we recommend you pick the Portuguese attacker in your fantasy team.

Top tip: Best midfielder

Sadio Mane, registered as a midfielder, has identical stats to that of Jota. Like the Portuguese, Mane has netted seven goals in the Premier League and has provided one assist. Considering his average of 3.2 shots per game and Everton’s frailty in defence, Mane could prove to be a high-scoring pick in your fantasy team. 

Top tip: Best defender and goalkeeper

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold created two chances, completed 50 passes and provided an assist to finish with a tally of 64 fantasy points against Southampton in his last outing. The young full-back has provided three assists in his last two outings and has been a go-to player for fantasy enthusiasts recently.

For a goalkeeper, Everton’s Jordan Pickford would be a better pick than Liverpool’s Alisson Becker. Pickford is likely to be more active of the two, meaning that he will pull off more saves than the Brazilian, which translates to more points for fantasy players who have the Englishman in their team. 

EVE vs LIV probable playing XI

EVE playing XI (probable): Jordan Pickford (goalkeeper); Seamus Coleman (captain), Ben Godfrey, Michael Keane, Lucas Digne; Andros Townsend, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Allan, Anthony Gordon; Alex Iwobi; Richarlison

LIV playing XI (probable): Alisson Becker (goalkeeper); Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ibrahima Konate, Virgil van Dijk; Andrew Robertson; Jordan Henderson (captain), Fabinho, James Milner; Mohamed Salah, Diogo Jota, Sadio Mane

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The 2020-21 Premier League season will go down as one of the most unpredictable campaigns in years, with nine different clubs sitting atop the points table at various points. Manchester City, who were as low as 11th in November, turned things around and are on course to win their fifth league title.

Often not, the greatest of title races have a shift in dynamics in the second half of a season. As recent as the 2018-19 campaign, City's 2-1 win over Liverpool at the start of 2019 opened up the title race, and the Sky Blues went on to lift their fourth crown, as they won 16 of their 17 games to topple the Reds.

That fixture is a title-defining result but simply not the greatest in this list of games that dramatically changed the course of a title race in past Premier League campaigns.

Liverpool 4�? Newcastle United (1995�?6 season)

The 1995-96 season is remembered for two things: Newcastle United squandering their 12-point lead in the title race to Manchester United and the other being Kevin Keegan's "I love it" rant aimed at then-Red Devils manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Nicknamed as 'The Entertainers', the Magpies were in thorough command of the Premier League, but as they approached matchday 26, the countdown to their surprise downfall kicked in motion. Newcastle secured a 2-1 win at Middlesborough on matchday 25, but they lost five of their next eight fixtures, including a 0-2 loss to Arsenal that saw Kevin Keegan's men surrender the top spot for the first time in the 1995-96 season.

The next fixture, rated as one of the greatest Premier League games of all time, was the final nail in the coffin as Liverpool's 4-3 win paved the way for Manchester United to take the lead in what was a one-sided title affair. Roy Evans' Reds took an early lead through Robbie Fowler in the second minute but trailed by 2-1 at half-time, with Les Ferdinand and David Ginola-Ceze finding the net in the 10th and 14th minute.

Within 12 minutes of the second half, Newcastle took the lead away from Liverpool once again as Faustino Asprilla cancelled out Fowler's 55th-minute strike with a 57th-minute goal. Just as Newcastle was set for a much-need victory, English striker Stan Collymore struck twice in the 68th and in stoppage time to send the Anfield faithful into a frenzy.

While this result dampened Newcastle's title hopes, Manchester United - leading the standings - had to wait until the campaign's final fixture to be crowned champions.

Manchester United 4-4 Everton (2011-12 season)

In the 2011-12 season, the Premier League saw the rise of Manchester's Blue side and the downfall of an erstwhile dynastic United. The Red Devils' error-ridden campaign was something of a shocker for fans who followed their 20-year journey in the Premier League - they never conceded four or more goals twice at home in a single league season.

Sir Alex Ferguson's men came into the tie five points clear of noisy neighbours Manchester City, and a win against Everton would put them a step closer to an unprecedented 20th English league title. However, the Toffees had a surprise in store, which would unsettle the reigning champions for the remainder of the campaign.

After 30 minutes of a tug-of-war for converting goalscoring opportunities, Everton took the lead in the 33rd minute through  Nikica Jelavic before Wayne Rooney equalized in the 41st minute. By the 69th minute, Manchester United led 4-2 with goals from Danny Welbeck, Nani, and Rooney (second of the game) apart from Marouane Fellaini's 67th-minute goal for the visitors.

Complacency overshadowed the United defence as they conceded twice in the final ten minutes of the game and finished at 4-4. The result meant City could go equal on points with their neighbours on the points table, with a win on the next matchday. At the end of the campaign, Roberto Mancini's men were declared champions based on a superior goal difference.

Liverpool 0-2 Chelsea (2013-14 season)

If there is a single campaign that Liverpool fans will strongly want to avoid, it will be the 2013-14 season where an infamous 'Gerrard slip' cost them the title.

Brendan Rodgers' men were unbeaten in the last 16 games in the league since January 1, 2014, but a costly error from Steven Gerrard - who miscued a Mamadou Sakho pass and then slipped - allowed Demba Ba to run unopposed and score Chelsea's first goal past Simon Mignolet.

The Liverpool captain tried to make amends with a couple of goal attempts, but sadly it didn't meet the target. The Reds, who were showcasing a better attacking intent than Jose Mourinho's Chelsea, couldn't make a solid breakthrough past the stubborn defence, and despite the introduction of Daniel Sturridge, the Merseysiders were still short of finding the net.

Their frustration grew deeper as former Red Fernando Torres broke clear of the Liverpool defence and set up Willian for the second goal. With the 2-0 win, Chelsea moved within two points of the Reds and blew the title race open.

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Manchester United took a massive hit in their Premier League title challenge after Carlo Ancelotti's Everton managed to hold the Red Devils to an exciting 3-3 draw. The Toffees, in fact, drew the game through Dominic Calvert-Lewin in what was the final kick of the game. 

Ole Gunnar-Solskjaer's men started slow, but went into a 2-0 lead inside 20 minutes. Edinson Cavani opened the scoring through a fantastic header off Marcus Rashford's cross and then came the moment of magic. Receiving the ball on the edge of the penalty box, roughly 20 yards from goal, and lobbed in a fantastic curling ball into the back of the net. The ball went over Everton keeper Robin Olsen and Fernandes got his 13th goal of the season.

Edinson Cavani, Bruno Fernandes , Doucoure, James Rodriguez, Scott McTominay & Dominic Calvert-Lewin Goals | Man United vs Everton | Feb 6, 2021 #MUNEVE pic.twitter.com/200T196SaJ

�?CB (@CB78397568) February 7, 2021

The Portuguese international has been at Manchester United for just over a year and has scored 21 league goals already. Bruno Fernandes stats have been unbelievable, to say the least. Since his debut in the league, only Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has scored more goals than the Manchester United midfielder.

Bruno Fernandes' game by numbers vs. Everton:

85% passing accuracy
78 touches
7 crosses
6 ball recoveries
4 shots
3 chances created
2 fouls won
1/1 aerials won
1 goal

A stunner of a strike. pic.twitter.com/CmLHIkrMgP

�?Squawka Football (@Squawka) February 6, 2021

While it wasn't the kind of result he and his Manchester United teammates were hoping for, the midfielder was rightly praised on the social, and especially by the former United striker Robin van Persie, who wrote, "Bruno Fernandes ladies & gentleman. What a joy to watch him play! Just wondering... how many goals for RvP with him in midfield."

Bruno Fernandes ladies & gentleman what a joy to watch him play! Just wondering... how many goals for RvP with him in midfield..?

�?Robin van Persie (@Persie_Official) February 6, 2021

That Bruno Fernandes- goal is art.....

Technique is Silicon Valley

�?Jan Aage Fjortoft ️�? (@JanAageFjortoft) February 6, 2021

Bruno Fernandes has scored 4 Premier League goals from outside of the box since making his competition debut, only James Wars-Prowse has scored more [5] in that timeframe.

Impressive for a guy who only scores penalties. pic.twitter.com/DKd1q97uqE

�?Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) February 6, 2021

21 - Since his Premier League debut, only Mohamed Salah (22) has scored more goals in the competition than Bruno Fernandes (21), with the Portuguese scoring more goals against Everton than any other side in that time (4). Glorious. #MUNEVE

�?OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 6, 2021

Bruno was about to cross that ball then thought “Oh well! I am Bruno Fernandes �?/p>

�?Ugbedeojo (@Certifiedopeboi) February 6, 2021

Bruno Fernandes has been a better player than Kevin de Bruyne this season. Facts only

�?Gabby®�? (@Franklaar1) February 6, 2021

I’m genuinely speechless at the things Bruno Fernandes does at United. Who cares if he sometimes loses the ball... ☕️

What. A. Signing. #MUFC

�?Haider Rubbani ⚽️ (@Haider_Rubbani) February 6, 2021

What a beauty from Bruno Fernandes.. They'll say it was a long range penalty

�?Dr. Hausakoko (@sir_virgi69) February 6, 2021

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