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Everton vs Man City: Prediction, TV channel, live stream, team news, kick-off time, h2h, odds - preview
Manchester City will be looking to continue their recent unbeaten run and climb into title contention when they travel to Everton tonight.
Pep Guardiola’s men have gone ten games without defeat in all competitions since losing 2-0 to Tottenham last month.
However, this will be among their toughest assignments, facing an Everton side that have re-captured their early season form.
The Toffees have won their last four in the league, with the Boxing Day victory over Sheffield United taking them within two points of the top of the Premier League.
Date, time and venue
Everton vs Man City is scheduled for an 8pm kick-off today, December 28, 2020.
The game will be played at Goodison Park in front of 2,000 fans, with Liverpool currently under Tier 2 coronavirus restrictions.
How to watch Everton vs Man City
TV channel: The match will not be shown on TV in the UK.
Live stream: Amazon Prime Video subscribers can stream the match live online or on mobile and tablet via the Prime Video app.
Everton vs Man City team news
The tight, 48-hour turnaround from their last fixtures mean both managers will likely rotate their squads.
City will still be without both Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus after the pair returned positive Covid tests, so Sergio Aguero may come in to lead the line.
Everton vs Man City prediction: 1-2 away win
Everton have been back in terrific form in recent weeks but the fixture list has not been kind to them as they face the side with perhaps the deepest squad in the Premier League in a game where both managers are expected to be forced into fielding much-changed line-ups.
City’s second string have proven themselves on several occasions this season.
Premier League head to head (h2h) history and results
Everton wins: 18
Draws: 9
Man City wins: 19
Everton vs Man City odds and betting tips (subject to change)
Everton to win: 1½
Draw: 4/1
Man City to win: 8/15
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