After winning four of their five league games against Arsenal between December 2020 and February 2023, Everton are now winless in their last four against the Gunners (D1 L3).

The reverse fixture between these sides ended 0-0 in December – Arsenal haven’t kept a clean sheet in both meetings with Everton in a league season since 2011-12, while they haven’t failed to score in both against the Toffees since 1912-13.

Everton lost this exact fixture 1-0 last season, having been unbeaten in their previous five at home against Arsenal (W4 D1). They’ve not lost consecutive home league games against the Gunners since a run of three between 2009 and 2012.

In all competitions, Arsenal have won just three of their last 26 away games on Merseyside against Everton and Liverpool (D10 L13); they had won six of their previous seven visits before this run.

Everton have lost just two of their last 13 Premier League matches at Goodison Park (W4 D7), drawing each of their last three. They haven’t drawn four in a row at home in the competition since between January and February 2015.

Only Liverpool (17 games) are on a longer unbeaten run away from home in the Premier League currently than Arsenal (10 games – W5 D5). Since the start of 2024, the Gunners have picked up more away points in the competition than any other side (52), and have conceded fewer goals than any other side on their travels (16).

Everton have scored four 90th-minute goals at Goodison Park this season in the Premier League, with three of those being equalisers in draws. It’s their most 90th-minute goals on home soil in a campaign in the competition since 2016-17 (also four), and joint most equalising goals in the last minute along with 2010-11 (three).

Everton boss David Moyes won three of his first five Premier League home games against Arsenal between 2002 and 2007 (D1 L1) but has now won just one of his last 13 (D5 L7), picking up a 1-0 win as Manchester United boss in November 2013.

No current Everton player has more Premier League goals against Arsenal than Ashley Young (2), whose two goals both came in a 8-2 win for Man Utd in August 2011. Young has 10 yellow cards against Arsenal, with only Kevin Davies (11 vs Arsenal) and Mark Noble (11 vs Spurs) receiving more yellows against one opponent in Premier League history.

Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard has been involved in five goals in his last seven Premier League appearances against Everton (3 goals, 2 assists), though only one of those came at Goodison Park, opening the scoring in an eventual 2-1 defeat in December 2021.