The Merseyside Derby is back at the center of the football scene. Liverpool, playing at home, will look to continue their path toward the Premier League title, but Everton will try to spoil the party.
Less than two months ago, these two sides played out a thrilling draw, and once again, they promise an exciting contest. Kickoff at Anfield stadium is set for Wednesday, April 2, at 3 p.m. ET.
Here is my Liverpool vs. Everton prediction and Premier League odds for today's match.
Liverpool vs. Everton Prediction, Pick, Premier League Odds
| Everton Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+1.5 -140 | 2.5 -130o / 100u | +800 |
| Liverpool Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-1.5 +100 | 2.5 -130o / 100u | -285 |
- Liverpool vs. Everton moneyline odds: Liverpool -285, Draw +400, Everton +800
- Liverpool vs. Everton over/under: 2.5 goals (Over -130, Under +100)
- Liverpool vs. Everton pick: Liverpool moneyline and under 2.5 goals
Liverpool Prediction
With a 12-point lead over Arsenal, Liverpool can afford a slip-up or two without putting their title hopes at serious risk. However, the Reds have no intention of easing up—especially not against their city rivals.
Having been out of action since March 16, head coach Arne Slot has used these weeks to mentally strengthen his squad after two painful defeats: a Champions League elimination against PSG on penalties and a loss to Newcastle in the EFL Cup final.
The international break brought bad news: goalkeeper Alisson Becker and midfielder Ryan Gravenberch returned early from their national teams due to injuries. Their availability is uncertain, as is Conor Bradley’s, who has resumed training after being sidelined with an injury in February.
Right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold remains a key absence, and Jarell Quansah will likely fill that spot. Special mention goes to Mohamed Salah, the league’s top scorer with 27 goals, who also found the net for Egypt in the World Cup Qualifiers.
Everton Prediction
David Moyes' return has injected fresh energy into an Everton side that, at one point, was fighting to avoid relegation. Now sitting in 15th place, 17 points clear of the drop zone, those fears are long gone.
The Toffees are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League matches, though five of those ended in draws—including their dramatic last-minute equalizer against Liverpool at Goodison Park, courtesy of James Tarkowski's goal.
This isn’t just any season for them—it’s their final one at Goodison Park, which will be demolished to make way for a larger, modern stadium. Along with this transition, the club aims to rebuild its squad and end a 30-year trophy drought.
Vitalii Mykolenko, Iliman Ndiaye, and Dwight McNeil are questionable after recently recovering from injuries. Meanwhile, Portuguese forward Beto, known for his strength and technical ability, has emerged as a key player for Everton.
Liverpool vs. Everton Pick
Liverpool have dominated this fixture at Anfield, winning nine of their last 11 home matches against Everton, with just one defeat in the past decade. Given the 36-point gap between these teams in the standings, that trend looks set to continue.
Everton have shown improvement under Moyes, scoring an average of 1.7 goals per league game since his arrival—nearly double their output before his tenure began. However, Liverpool are fully focused on the Premier League, and stopping them will be no easy task.
Under 2.5 goals has hit in Liverpool’s last five home matches against Everton, as Merseyside derbies tend to be tight, cagey affairs.
