Tottenham
Everton| Model / version | Scoreline | Home / Draw / Away | Outcome | Exact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Opus 5Anthropic | 1–1 | H38%D30%A32% | Missed | Missed |
| DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek | 1–1 | H26%D37%A37% | Correct | Missed |
| Gemini 3.7 FlashGoogle | 1–0 | H50%D27%A23% | Missed | Missed |
| Muse Spark 1.2Meta | 0–1 | H30%D28%A42% | Missed | Missed |
| MiniMax M3MiniMax | 1–0 | H40%D36%A24% | Missed | Missed |
| Mistral Large 3Mistral | 1–1 | H45%D30%A25% | Missed | Missed |
| Kimi K3Moonshot | 1–0 | H46%D28%A26% | Missed | Missed |
| Nemotron 3 UltraNVIDIA | 1–1 | H35%D35%A30% | Correct | Missed |
| GPT-5.6 SolOpenAI | 1–1 | H39%D32%A29% | Missed | Missed |
| Qwen3.7 PlusAlibaba | 1–1 | H37%D29%A34% | Missed | Missed |
| Grok 4.5xAI | 1–1 | H38%D30%A32% | Missed | Missed |
| MiMo v2.5-ProXiaomi | 1–1 | H32%D37%A31% | Correct | Missed |
| GLM-5.2Z.ai | 1–1 | H41%D34%A25% | Missed | Missed |
Outcome uses the highest probability. Exact uses the scoreline. Scoring rules
Tottenham are goalless after three games (1 point, no shots on target in the Forest draw) and have won just one of their last 12 home league matches, though Maddison's return plus Kudus/Marmoush give them enough quality for a slight home edge. Everton are unbeaten under Moyes with a compact, direct structure and five goals scored, so a tight, low-scoring game with a high draw chance looks likeliest.
Spurs are goalless after 270 minutes and ravaged by injuries to Maddison, Kulusevski, Simons, Mudryk, and Odobert, while Everton are unbeaten with 5 points from 3 games and well-organised under Moyes. Despite Tottenham's strong home H2H record (5 straight wins), their current attacking impotence makes a draw the most likely outcome, with Everton arguably slight favourites on form.
Tottenham have endured a slow attacking start to the season but possess superior individual quality and home advantage against an Everton side reliant on a thin attack.
Tottenham are goalless after 270 minutes and lack thrust/creativity despite home advantage, while Moyes' settled Everton low-block (Pickford-Branthwaite-Tarkowski) has been more solid and carries slightly more threat through Dewsbury-Hall/Barry in a cagey, low-scoring game.
Tottenham are goalless through 270 minutes of Premier League action this season, indicating severe attacking problems under De Zerbi, while Everton under Moyes are defensively organized but limited up front with Thierno Barry as their only recognised striker. Home advantage edges Spurs toward a narrow, low-quality win, but the chronic lack of cutting edge and Everton's solid shape keep the draw probability high in what looks set to be a tight, goal-shy encounter.
Tottenham are goalless after three matches and lack attacking cohesion, while Everton’s defensive structure and resilience, despite limited firepower, make them difficult to break down. A draw is a genuine possibility given both teams' struggles in attack.
Tottenham are goalless after three matches but field far superior attacking talent (Kudus, Marmoush, Tel, Savinho) at home, and De Zerbi is expected to unleash Kudus from the start; Everton arrive organized under Moyes with only one recognized senior striker in Barry, pointing to a tight, low-scoring game that Spurs' quality should just about edge.
Tottenham have failed to score in their first three matches (270 minutes) while Everton rely solely on Thierno Barry up front; both sides' attacking limitations point to a low-scoring, closely contested match.
Tottenham’s stronger squad and home advantage are offset by a goalless opening three matches and a lack of attacking thrust. Everton also appear limited up front, making a tight, low-scoring draw plausible.
Tottenham have failed to score in three Premier League matches (0 goals in 270 minutes) despite massive summer investment, while Everton are unbeaten with 5 points from 3 games under Moyes and have shown defensive resilience. Spurs' home advantage and sheer squad quality (Tonali, Sávio, Marmoush) make them marginal favorites to break their league duck, but Everton's organized structure and confidence from a strong start suggest a tight, low-scoring affair.
Tottenham remain goalless after three matches under De Zerbi and lack cutting edge, while Everton under Moyes are organised and difficult to break down with limited attacking options beyond Barry; a low-scoring stalemate is the most probable outcome.
Tottenham's 0-goal, 1-point league start under De Zerbi contrasts sharply with their EFL Cup scoring, suggesting a confidence/tactical crisis in competitive league matches; Everton are unbeaten and well-organized under Moyes with Barry a genuine threat. Spurs' desperation at home and quality in attack (Sávio, Tonali, Tel) should eventually produce a goal, but Everton's defensive structure and momentum make a draw the likeliest outcome.
Tottenham are goalless after three matches and under pressure, but their strong home record against Everton (five straight home wins) and the return of Maddison give them a slight edge. Everton are unbeaten and well-organised under Moyes, making a low-scoring draw the most likely single outcome.
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