Premier League 2025-2026: Brentford vs Everton Prediction - 11 Apr 2026

Result | Under-Over 2.5 | Corners | Shots

Brentford

Home Team
54%
VS

Everton

Away Team
23%
Draw: 23%
Over 2.5: 44%
Under 2.5: 56%
Goal: 49%
No Goal: 51%
Expected Corners: 9.8
Expected Shots: 23.1

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Current Standings

Pos Team Pl W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Arsenal 31 21 7 3 61 22 39 70
2 Man City 30 18 7 5 60 28 32 61
3 Man United 31 15 10 6 56 43 13 55
4 Aston Villa 31 16 6 9 42 37 5 54
5 Liverpool 31 14 7 10 50 42 8 49
6 Chelsea 31 13 9 9 53 38 15 48
7 Brentford 31 13 7 11 46 42 4 46
8 Everton 31 13 7 11 37 35 2 46
9 Fulham 31 13 5 13 43 44 -1 44
10 Brighton 31 11 10 10 41 37 4 43
11 Sunderland 31 11 10 10 32 36 -4 43
12 Newcastle 31 12 6 13 44 45 -1 42
13 Bournemouth 31 9 15 7 46 48 -2 42
14 Crystal Palace 30 10 9 11 33 35 -2 39
15 Leeds 31 7 12 12 37 48 -11 33
16 Nott'm Forest 31 8 8 15 31 43 -12 32
17 Tottenham 31 7 9 15 40 50 -10 30
18 West Ham 31 7 8 16 36 57 -21 29
19 Burnley 31 4 8 19 33 61 -28 20
20 Wolves 31 3 8 20 24 54 -30 17

Advanced Metrics (Last 5 games)

Brentford

xG (avg) 2.43
xGA (avg) 1.37
Clean Sheets 2

Everton

xG (avg) 1.50
xGA (avg) 1.51
Clean Sheets 2

Key Prediction Insights

Brentford are favoured to edge this one at home, with a 54.0% chance of victory against Everton’s 23.0% and a 23.0% probability of a draw. The model leans towards a tight game with an under 2.5 goals prediction (44.0% chance of over, so the bias is on the low‑scoring side) and even hints at the possibility of no goals at all (49.0% chance of a goal, so “no_goal” is the call). With both clubs locked together on 46 points, Brentford in 7th and Everton in 8th, this is a direct battle for position in the upper half of the Premier League table.

Match Analysis

Brentford come into the game on a run of three straight draws: 0-0 at Leeds, 2-2 at home to Wolves and another 0-0 at Bournemouth. There’s been no shortage of structure, but a lack of cutting edge in two of those matches, and they’ve had to live off relatively few chances – just 6, 10 and 5 shots respectively. The numbers underneath, though, paint a more positive attacking picture: across their last five games they average 1.2 goals scored but a much higher 2.432 expected goals, suggesting they’re creating enough but not finishing. Defensively, 1.4 goals conceded per game against only 1.37 expected shows they’ve occasionally been punished more than their overall play merits, even with two clean sheets in that spell. Everton’s recent form is more decisive: two home wins – 3-0 over Chelsea and 2-0 over Burnley – sandwiched around a 2-0 defeat at Arsenal. Sean Dyche’s side have been efficient rather than expansive, scoring 1.4 goals per game over their last five and conceding 1.2, backed up by very balanced expected figures (1.502 xG for, 1.514 xG against). Like Brentford, they’ve kept two clean sheets in that period, underlining a solid structure. The difference is that Everton have turned their moments into goals more clinically in recent matches, even when second‑best on shots, as against Chelsea and Arsenal.

Under/Over 2.5 Goals Prediction

The model’s over 2.5 prediction leans cautiously towards under 2.5, with only a 44.0% chance of the game going above that line. Brentford’s last three matches have produced totals of 0, 4 and 0 goals – just one of those three went over 2.5. Everton’s recent scores of 3-0, 0-2 and 2-0 also yield just one over 2.5. With Brentford averaging 1.2 scored and 1.4 conceded and Everton at 1.4 scored, 1.2 conceded, but both sides’ xG numbers sitting close to parity and their defences posting clean sheets, a cagey, low‑scoring contest fits the under 2.5 call.

Corners Prediction

Corners Probability Distribution

Distribution
Probability of each corner count outcome
Cumulative Probability (CDF)
Probability of corners ≤ X
The corners prediction points to around mid‑range activity, with 9.78 expected total corners in the match. Brentford’s last three have seen relatively modest numbers – 8, 6 and 7 total corners – as their recent games have been tight and low‑tempo rather than relentlessly attacking. Everton’s fixtures have opened up a bit more from set‑plays, with 12, 11 and 9 corners, reflecting a side that is happy to cede territory at times and attack directly, especially at home. Put together, these profiles make the predicted corners figure around 10 look realistic for a match likely decided by set‑piece moments and wide deliveries rather than constant end‑to‑end pressure.

Shots Prediction

Shots Probability Distribution

Distribution
Probability of each shot count outcome
Cumulative Probability (CDF)
Probability of shots ≤ X
The shots prediction sits at 23.07 expected shots overall, hinting at a game of half‑chances rather than a barrage. Brentford’s recent shot counts – 6, 10 and 5 taken while facing 14, 13 and 13 – show a team that has struggled to generate volume but often keeps games contained. Everton’s last three tell a similar story of balance: 10, 9 and 14 attempts for, against 12, 25 and 5. Those figures align with the xG data for both sides, suggesting a match where neither team completely dominates but both carve out enough looks to justify a bit over 20 expected shots.

Final Prediction

Brentford’s home advantage and stronger underlying attacking numbers over the last five games give them a slight edge over an Everton side that has been efficient but not overwhelmingly dominant. If Thomas Frank’s team can finally align their xG with actual goals, they have the tools to justify their 54.0% win probability. The key factor to watch will be which front line makes more of limited chances in what the numbers suggest will be a tight, low‑scoring battle.

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