Stoke v Everton Odds : Moyes confident as Jelavic once again set to make headlines
Everton travel to the Britannia Stadium on Tuesday evening to take on Stoke City, as David Moyes’s side look to continue their fine record in recent weeks as punters pile into the 7/4 on offer for the away win with Paddy Power.
Stoke breathed a sigh of relief over the weekend when Chelsea beat Queens Park Rangers, as it saw them guaranteed to be playing Premier League Football next season.
Tony Pulis’ side were impressive against Arsenal last time out, drawing the game 1-1 with a goal from Peter Crouch.
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It has been a long season for the Potters after competing in the Europa League which started back in July. However, Pulis be expecting one final push from his side as they look to climb up the table and finish the campaign strongly.
Stoke are now unbeaten in five games at The Britannia Stadium, including three wins. With games against QPR and Bolton to come after the game against Everton, Pulis will be confident his side can make a late surge for a top half finish.
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As for Everton, they had a very impressive 4-0 win over Fulham on Saturday, a result that kept them two points ahead of local rivals Liverpool.
Nikica Jelavic was yet again on the score-sheet for the Toffees, adding another two goals to his tally for the season. The January signing now has seven goals in his last four matches.
David Moyes’ men are now unbeaten in their last six Premier League matches and have scored four goals in each of their last three encounters.
Moyes and his side have won just one of their previous eight matches on their travels though, drawing five. They will be looking to turn these draws into victories as they look to keep a gap between them and their local rivals.
Stoke ran out 1-0 winners earlier in the season at Goodison Park, so will go into this game knowing that they can beat an Everton side in great form.
It should be a good match between two strong Premier League sides and it all gets underway from 7.45pm on Tuesday.
