Crystal Palace welcomes Everton to Selhurst Park on February 15, 2025, at 17:30 UTC for an intriguing Premier League showdown. With the home side priced at 1.95 for the win, a draw at 3.35, and an Everton victory at 4.25, the odds suggest a slight edge for Palace. Our AI backs the home team to secure all three points, assigning a trust rating of 5.6/10 to this prediction.
Crystal Palace welcomes Everton to Selhurst Park on February 15, 2025, at 17:30 UTC for an intriguing Premier League showdown. With the home side priced at 1.95 for the win, a draw at 3.35, and an Everton victory at 4.25, the odds suggest a slight edge for Palace. Our AI backs the home team to secure all three points, assigning a trust rating of 5.6/10 to this prediction.

Statistically, home teams in the Premier League have won 44.6% of matches, while away teams have taken 32.2% of victories. With Crystal Palace boasting a squad valued at €428.52m compared to Everton’s €357.10m, the Eagles hold a financial advantage. Additionally, Palace is expected to dominate possession with 55%, take 13 shots, and register 5 on target, compared to Everton’s 9 shots and 2 on target.

Recent form suggests both teams are capable of surprises. Palace stunned Liverpool away from home on April 14, 2024, with a 0-1 victory at staggering 12.5 odds. Everton, too, pulled off an impressive result against Liverpool, drawing 2-2 on February 12, 2025, despite being priced at 6.6 for a win. However, their last head-to-head meeting on January 4, 2024, ended in a goalless draw.

For goal markets, our AI suggests under 2.5 goals with a confidence rating of 4.8/10 at 1.67 odds. This aligns with the expected tight nature of the match, as the predicted final score is 1-0 in favor of Crystal Palace, with a 0-0 half-time result.

Discipline-wise, we anticipate 1 yellow card for Palace and 2 for Everton, while corners should total 7 (4 for Palace, 3 for Everton). Given the statistical trends and AI insights, a Crystal Palace win at 1.95 odds presents the best betting option, though with moderate confidence. A low-scoring affair is also likely, making the under 2.5 goals market a viable alternative.