Everton vs Bournemouth Predictions, Picks & Odds

Everton vs Bournemouth Game Details

Competition: Premier League
Date: Tuesday, 10 February 2026
Kick-off Time: 19:30 (UK time)
Venue: Hill Dickinson Stadium
Live Stream (UK): Sky Sports

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Everton welcome Bournemouth to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Tuesday night looking to build on their strong run of form this season. The Toffees arrive buoyed by a 2-1 comeback win away at Fulham. The victory extended their Premier League unbeaten streak to five matches and lifted them to eighth in the table, just two points off the sixth place.

David Moyes’ side have shown defensive solidity throughout the season as they have conceded just 28 league goals, a tally bettered by only three teams in the division. That said, home form remains an area of concern. Everton have picked up only 16 points from 12 league matches at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season, winning just four times. With several daunting fixtures against top sides approaching, Tuesday’s clash represents an important chance to improve their home record.

On the other hand, Bournemouth arrive on Merseyside in excellent shape despite the departure of Antoine Semenyo to Manchester City. Andoni Iraola’s men are unbeaten in their last five league games and sit 11th in the table. While they have scored freely on the road, no team has conceded more away goals this season. The Toffees will hope to complete a league double over Bournemouth after December’s 1-0 win on the south coast.

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BTTS looks the sensible angle here given how regularly both sides have been involved in games where each team gets on the scoresheet. Everton have seen both teams score in six of their last seven. Meanwhile, Bournemouth have also made a habit of trading punches too, with BTTS landing in 10 of their last 11 matches across all competitions.

Thierno Barry’s home output has been crucial of late and he is clearly Everton’s main threat in the penalty-box. He has scored three times in his last five Premier League appearances at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Barry’s knack for arriving on deliveries and getting efforts away makes him a strong candidate to get on the scoresheet here.

A stalemate is worth considering here given Everton’s recent tendency to share the points. The Toffees have drawn four of their last six matches, often keeping things close with their tight defensive structure. On the other hand, Bournemouth have seen 3 draws in their last 5 matches. As a result, the likelihood of another draw is high here.