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Everton vs Brentford Prediction: English Premier League Match on 27.04.2024

Everton will play at Goodison Park in front of the home supporters on Saturday when they entertain Brentford in a one-on-one Premier League clash scheduled to kick off at 16:30 GMT.

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Key Highlights

Everton Looking to Make it Three Consecutive Wins in the Premier League

Sean Dyche’s men have won the last two matches in the Premier League as they have bolstered their climb to safety. In their last four matches, they have won three times, underscoring their upturn in form in the league.

The wins for Everton came in the home match against Burnley (1-0), at home to Nottingham Forest (2-0), and impressively at home to Liverpool (2-0).

Sean Dyche will look to extend their impressive home form, which has resulted in three wins in the last three matches when they welcome Brentford on Saturday.

Brentford Looking to Extend their Five-Match Unbeaten Run in the Premier League

Brentford have won twice and drawn three times in their last five rounds of Premier League fixtures. The two wins came in the last two matches, at home to relegation-threatened Sheffield United (2-0) and away to Luton Town (1-5).

The three consecutive draws in this run came after Brentford lost away to Burnley (2-1). The draws came at home to Manchester United (1-1), at home to Brighton (0-0), and away to Aston Villa (3-3).

Thomas Frank will look to retain his side’s upturn in form when they travel to Everton on Saturday. They will look to extend their lead over Everton on the table to five points and ensure that the Toffees do not leapfrog them.

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Head-to-Head Statistics

Everton have beaten Brentford three times in their last five meetings. In this stretch, Brentford won once, and the other match ended in a draw.

Injury Report

Sean Dyche will be without the injured charges, including Vitaliy Mykolenko, Nathan Patterson, and Dele Alli.

Brentford will be without the injured Ryan Trevitt, Rico Henry, Aaron Hickey, Yunus Emre Konak, Josh Dasilva, Ben Mee, Christian Norgaard, and Kristoffer Ajer.