Arsenal vs Everton Predictions

• Arsenal are unbeaten in 12 matches in all competitions
• Everton are unbeaten in six games away from home in all competitions
• Arsenal are unbeaten in six fixtures against Everton in the Premier League

Gunners can maintain title charge

Arsenal head into Gameweek 30 with a seven-point cushion at the top of the Premier League table, although title rivals Manchester City do have a game in hand over Mikel Arteta’s troops.

The Gunners were held to a 1-1 draw by Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League in midweek, but Arteta’s side have won three games in a row in the top flight.

Everton will be the fresher of the two teams after last playing last weekend, but they last beat Everton in February 2023.

The Toffees have been competitive at home and most of their success has come away from Merseyside, but a trip to the capital is unlikely to bring any joy against the league leaders.

Toffees will go down swinging

Arsenal’s record in front of their own supporters is formidable and they have only lost once at home in 14 Premier League games. Only Manchester City have scored more goals and enjoyed a better record at home, but the Citizens have played a game more than Arsenal on home soil.

Arsenal have scored 33 goals in 14 home games and they have scored two or more goals in five of their last six fixtures. They may need to score twice this weekend, with Everton one of the best teams on their travels.

David Moyes’ men have not lost any of their last six on the road and they have recorded four wins in that time.

Everton have netted nine goals in their last five matches away from the Hill Dickinson Stadium and they should be able to give Arsenal a few issues, with Arteta’s outfit conceding in three of their last six at home.

Saka to make his mark

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka has registered more shots than anyone else in the Gunners’ squad, with the England man trying his luck on 85 occasions.

Saka has registered five shots on target in his last six appearances and he should be given plenty of chances to attack the Everton defence.

The Arsenal academy graduate is looking to score his 10th goal of the campaign and he is also one of the club’s main penalty takers, which only enchances his chances of finding the back of the net.