Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur: What time does it start, where can I watch it and what are the odds?
A look ahead to the Premier League fixture at Goodison Park
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Your support makes all the difference.Spurs and Everton have both made inauspicious starts to the season, totting up a win, a draw and a loss each. Prodigal son Wayne Rooney’s off-field antics have grabbed the headlines at Goodison, and the scale of boss Ronald Koeman’s punishment remains to be seen.
More importantly for the Toffees will be Rooney’s on-pitch response. As everyone knows, Rooney has played well despite off-field controversies before, and they will need him at his bombastic best if they want to beat Tottenham.
Mauricio Pochettino’s charges are aiming high this term, with the Argentine openly setting his sights on the title. Spurs are without silverware since their League Cup win in 2008, and Pochettino has made no secret of his desire for a “big trophy”.
Sloppy defending allowed Burnley to leave Wembley with a point in Spurs’ last game, however, and with Rooney scoring two in three league games for Everton, Spurs will need to tighten up. £23m right-back Serge Aurier should provide some defensive steel his debut.
In attack, Tottenham look somewhat off-colour, with Harry Kane yet to score in the league this term. New signing Fernando Llorente is a proven threat, though, and should test Everton coming off the bench. Expect a closely-fought game in all areas of the pitch.
Here's everything you need to know about the Premier League fixture.
What time does it start?
Everton vs Tottenham kicks off at 15:00 on Saturday 9th September.
Where can I watch it?
Highlights will be shown at 22:30 BST on BBC One.
It’s a big game for…
Wayne Rooney
It’s needless to say, of course, but the Evertonian will need to show that the vast and scathing media coverage of his recent misdemeanours has not affected his football.
Weird stat…
10: The number of goals Spurs put past Everton on Bill Nicholson’s first match as Spurs manager in 1958, in a bizarre 10-4 victory.
Remember when…
Tottenham edged Everton in this classic seven-goal thriller at White Hart Lane.
Player to watch…
Dele Alli: The Tottenham and England playmaker has hit the ground running this term, scoring twice in Tottenham’s first three matches.
His flair and positivity in in possession, not to mention his goalscoring touch, make him highly watchable right now.
Past three meetings…
Tottenham 3 (Kane, Kane, Alli) Everton 2 (Lukaku, Valencia), Premier League, March 2017
Everton 1 (Barkley) Tottenham 1 (Lamela), Premier League, August 2016
Everton 1 (Lennon) Tottenham 1 (Alli), Premier League, January 2016
Form guide…
Everton: WWWDDL
Tottenham: WLLWLD
Odds…
Everton: 5/2
Tottenham: 11/10
Draw: 12/5
(Odds provided by 888 Sport)
GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Bournemouth (Welbeck)
6' - Danny Welbeck gives Arsenal the lead at the Emirates, heading home from a Sead Kolasinac cross. Arsene Wenger breathes a huge sigh of relief.
Leicester 0-0 Chelsea
Cesc Fabregas finds Alvaro Morata with a superb through ball but the Spanish striker fluffs his first-time finish.
Chelsea have started far the better side in the battle of the recent champions.
Arsenal 1-0 Bournemouth
Mesut Ozil almost doubles Arsenal's lead with a sumptuous free-kick but Asmir Begovic produces a great save and claws the ball away.
Brighton 0-0 West Brom
Shane Duffy has the ball in the back of the net for Brighton but the goal is ruled out for offside! The Seagulls' fans will have to wait a little longer to see their side score a Premier League goal.
Brighton 0-0 West Brom
Gareth Barry comes close to opening the scoring for West Brom away at Brighton but his drilled effort is deflected over the crossbar by one of his own players.
Leicester 0-0 Chelsea
Chelsea are dominating Leicester and it's surely only a matter of time before they open the scoring. Spanish pass master Cesc Fabregas is pulling the strings in the heart of the champions' midfield.
GOAL! Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth (Lacazette)
27' - Danny Welbeck profits from a Nathan Ake mistake before laying the ball off to Alexandre Lacazette, who bends the ball past Asmir Begovic to double Arsenal's lead.
GOAL! Everton 0-1 Tottenham (Kane)
28' - Screamer! Harry Kane gives Spurs the lead at Goodison Park with a strike from a ridiculous distance. Did he mean it? You'll probably have to see it to decide for yourself.
Incidentally, that's Kane's 100th goal for Tottenham.
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