Everton have lost just one of their last 21 Premier League meetings with Crystal Palace (W11 D9), a 1-3 defeat in December 2021. Indeed, among all sides they have faced 20+ times in the competition, their points-per-game rate of 1.81 against the Eagles is bettered only against West Brom (1.85).

Crystal Palace are winless in each of their last 10 Premier League away games against Everton (D4 L6) since a 3-2 victory in September 2014 under Neil Warnock.

Since the start of 2024-25, Everton have drawn more home Premier League matches than any other side (11), with seven of their last 10 at Goodison Park and the Hill Dickinson Stadium ending in draws (W2 L1).

Crystal Palace have won seven away Premier League matches in 2025 – they last enjoyed more away wins in a year back in 2019 (nine).

Crystal Palace are looking to remain unbeaten for a 13th consecutive Premier League game, which would set a new club record for unbeaten top-flight league games – the Eagles also had a 12 match run between May and October 1990.

Everton have only won four of their last 31 Premier League matches against sides starting the day in the top-half of the table (D11 L16) – 15 of their last 19 victories have come against sides in the bottom half.

Crystal Palace are one of only two sides yet to concede in the first half of a Premier League match this season, along with Sunderland. The Eagles have allowed just six shots on target against them in the opening 45 minutes of games, with only the Black Cats (4) facing fewer.

Everton boss David Moyes is winless in six home Premier League matches against Crystal Palace (D4 L2) – his last five wins against the Eagles have all been away. His two home wins against Palace have come against an Iain (Dowie) and an Ian (Holloway) in April 2005 and September 2013 respectively.

Everton’s Jack Grealish has created more chances than any other player in the Premier League this season (17), while he’s also won the most fouls (22). Among players to play 400+ minutes in a season for the Toffees on record since 2003-04, it is the most chances created per 90 minutes (3.3) and most fouls won per 90 (4.3) by any player.

Crystal Palace’s Eddie Nketiah has netted three goals in his last four Premier League appearances, despite only playing 139 minutes in those games. His winner vs Liverpool was scored on his 100th sub appearance in the competition – among players to play 100+ matches in Premier League history, only Divock Origi (68.5%) has played a higher percentage from the bench than Nketiah (100/147, 68%).