Arsenal vs Everton

Arsenal cash in their game in hand with revenge on their minds as they host Everton at The Emirates for a midweek Premier League clash.

Instead, pick Saka to get on the scoresheet and give Mykolenko another difficult afternoon. Meanwhile, Arsenal are the second-best defensive side in the English top-flight this season, conceding just 25 goals in 25 matches. Those two players, Enzo Fernandez (12) and Stefan Bacetic (11) have significantly higher tackling volume, and a much higher success rate than Mykolenko's 44 per cent. Since that match, he has picked up two goals and an assist, spring boarding himself back into the Premier League Player of the Season conversation. Sean Dyche should keep this Everton team afloat, and they're clearly better under his watch, but at the end of the day it's still a relegation-caliber squad against a back-in-form Arsenal side that won't be beaten twice. Yes, Arsenal lost to Everton last time out. It was shocking then, and it'd be even more shocking here with Arsenal back in form and in the friendly Emirates Stadium confines. While they can't seem to hit the target at home (11 goals on 16.85 xG and 11.58 xGOT), they hardly even create chances on the road, putting together just 8.98 xG away from Goodison Park. In fact, the game flow odds indicate the betting market is concerned Everton may not even be able to score. - Bukayo Saka has completed more one-on-one take-ons (49) than any other Premier League player this season. Thomas Partey returned with a substitute appearance over the weekend and could be set to reclaim his place in midfield from Jorginho, who has done well in the former's absence. They also know what there is to gain, as the Premier League title race will take another twist at any result.

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Former Arsenal man Alex Iwobi will be itching to get one over his former side and will have to play a starring role in central midfield if Everton were to come away with a big win. After conceding sloppy goals to Aston Villa, especially at home expect Dyche to will likely employ similar tactics that frustrated Arsenal and handed the English coach a debut win at Everton. As for Everton, a demoralising 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa leaves the Merseyside club just in the relegation zone. After Leandro Trossard impressed in the false nine role, Arteta may opt to rest Eddie Nketiah for a second straight game. The victory at Leicester was particularly impressive considering that Arsenal restricted the hosts to only one shot on target all game, whilst also importantly giving striker Eddie Nketiah a brief rest by utilizing Leandro Trossard as the false nine. Since then back to back wins against Aston Villa and Leicester has steadied the ship, with Arsenal now two points clear above Man City.

Arsenal host Everton at the Emirates today hoping to extend their lead above Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table.

A tricky first half but they solved problems at the right times. "Once we scored the first goal, the game unlocked. In the second half they showed what a side they are. We needed a magic moment and Bukayo produced that. We had some difficulties at the start. I've told the players that. The Athletic asked Mikel Arteta about Zinchenko and Saka's initiative creating Arsenal's second goal: "You have to produce those magic moments and take that initiative. When you have that and the talent they have, good things will happen. "Every game is a big time. When you're 2-0 up it brings the freedom. "Forty minutes, a goal out of nothing. [Gabriel Martinelli](https://theathletic.com/football/player/gabriel-martinelli-NsmAJRRvnAnaLr6r/) then doubled the hosts' lead in first-half stoppage time after VAR overruled an offside decision.

SportsLine soccer expert Martin Green has locked in his EPL picks, predictions and best bets for Everton vs. Arsenal on Wednesday.

- Arsenal vs. [Visit SportsLine now to find out which wagers in Everton vs. Green has broken down the Premier League match from every possible angle. In fact, Everton have won four of the last five meetings against the Gunners, including a 1-0 win on Feb. In their last home match, they were blown out, 3-1, by Manchester City. The Toffees have done well against Arsenal recently. In addition, the Gunners face an Everton side that has struggled away from home this season. The 24-year-old from Norway already has eight goals and six assists in 23 appearances. Caesars Sportsbook lists Arsenal as the -360 favorites (risk $360 to win $100) in the latest Arsenal vs. Green is 52-47-1 on his SportsLine soccer picks since the conclusion of the 2022 World Cup, generating almost $900 for $100 bettors. Everton odds, with the Toffees the +1100 underdogs. Arsenal have not won the league title since the 2003-04 season.

The Gunners get a chance to exact some quick revenge when they welcome Sean Dyche's Blues to the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday evening, but armchair fans ...

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