Everton vs Doncaster Prediction & Betting Tips (27 August)

For their return to school in the championship, Everton certainly envisaged much better than a crushing defeat against Brighton and especially at home... 0-3. From the 2nd day which took place last weekend on the Tottenham pitch, the Toffees had to react accordingly. There is no need to remind you that the Pickford partners had a difficult season last year, including a drop of several points and a final 15th place.

The objective of the Merseyside club is to once again show itself in the first half of the table in the championship and to offer itself an epic in a national cup like the EFL or the FA Cup or even both. Engaged in the playoffs accession to League One, Doncaster failed to beat Crewe despite a scathing first-leg away victory 0-2. Indeed, at the end of the suspense of the penalties, Doncaster went over the 3rd string and will remain for another year in D4. To kick off the new season, the evening visitors got off to a flying start by whipping Accrington home 4-1 but surrendered all 3 points at Newport in J2 2-1. Last weekend, as part of J3, Doncaster hosted Morecambe to follow. 

Holder in the defensive sector last season, the important Jarrad Branthwaite (3 goals even) remains injured and could stay at home this evening like Chermiti (18 caps in PL last year), Coleman (important ), Garner (1 goal, 2 assists in 37 PL matches last year) and Patterson (absent from the field since mid-April). During the summer, some important players fled the Mersey, like Ben Godfrey (Atalanta), Dobbin (Aston Villa), Delle Alli and André (free), without forgetting the Belgian international, Amadou Onana (Aston Villa). In the other direction, boys like Ndiaye (OM), Iroegbunam (Aston Villa), and Jake O'Brien (Lyon) were recruited as were Begovic (Queens Park Rangers, free) and Lindström (Naples). Injured, the The important James Maxwell (1 goal, 3 assists last season) will be missing, like Ben Close and Kyle Hurst (2 goals last season), who are also injured. On the other hand, one of the main architects of the good last year despite the tchok in the match of the rise.

.. Luke Molyneux (10 goals, 8 assists) has already opened his goal counter by having scored 2 goals in 2 days + 1 assist. Bailey (crucial) will also be traveling to Goodison Park without forgetting the disappointing Brandon Flemming (ex-Hull City) who will try to revive his sluggish career without forgetting to mention the team's top scorer last season in the championship, Joe Ironside (20 pawns, 5 die passes).