On the 22nd of May, in this week 38 match, Arsenal and Everton will play a match in London in a meeting of these two extremely mismatched Premier League teams. The game day is forecasted to be a cloudy and cool day, with daytime temperatures of only 18 degrees, a perfect day for football. Arsenal is fresh off their 0-2 loss against Newcastle United. Ben White struck first for Newcastle United on an own goal in the 55th minute, then Bruno Guimarães added another in the 85th minute At the end of 90 a dissapointed Arsenal couldn’t manage to score, and Newcastle United took the shutout win. Arsenal is looking for direction having 5 win and 5 losses in their last 10 matches, while everton is fresh off their 2-3 loss against Brentford. Dominic Calvert-Lewin struck first for Everton in the 10th minute, but Séamus Coleman got the equalizer for Brentford on an own goal in the 37th minute But fortunately they were able to complete the comaback victory in the 64th minute on a goal by Rico Henry. Everton is looking for direction having earned 14 points in their last 10 matches.
Arsenal and Everton last played eachother at the Goodison Park on Monday Dec 6th. Everton won by a score of 2 to 1. Martin Ødegaard struck first for Arsenal in the %Minute minute of the %HalfNumber half’s stoppage time, then Richarlison tied it up for Everton in the 79th minute Finally they completed the comback in the 92nd minute on a goal by Demarai Gray to cap off a wild match.
Everton’s most prolific scorer has been Richarlison. He has netted 2 goals over the last five matches. Edward Nketiah has been the most prolific scorer on Arsenal in the last five matches with 2 goals
Rob Holding, Kieran Tierney, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel are unavailable to play for Mikel Arteta Amatriain’s team, while Frank Lampard’s Everton squad will be without Donny van de Beek, Ben Godfrey, Richarlison, Fabian Delph, Yerry Mina, Jarrad Branthwaite, Salomón Rondón and Nathan Patterson.