Arsenal vs Everton prediction, odds and how to watch

Hull City came from behind twice to earn a 2-2 Premier League draw with Everton at home, with substitute Mohamed Belloumi scoring the equaliser ten minutes from time. Everton dominated possession and created far more chances but paid for a staggering six big chances missed.

Arsenal return to the Emirates on the back of four wins from five, but Hull City have drawn three of their last five and will not roll over. Saturday could be more of a contest than people think.

Everton cannot stop drawing. Coventry cannot start scoring. Something has to give on Friday night, and the smart money says it is not Everton's defence.

Newcastle United have conceded nine goals in their last five Premier League matches. Everton have kept clean sheets in three of their last five. Something has to give on Monday night.

Liverpool have not lost in five Premier League matches but Arsenal arrive at Anfield having won four of their last five. Something has to give on Sunday.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed Piero Hincapié and Martín Zubimendi were both injured in a bespoke post-match training session he has run without incident for seven years, a self-inflicted blow that thins Arsenal's squad ahead of a must-win Champions League tie with Lille.

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal's comeback win over Leeds proved his side had rediscovered the identity questioned after their Brighton defeat. But with Rice, Havertz and Konsa only just restored to fitness and Guimaraes and Timber dropped, the lineup tells a more uncertain story than the manager's confident framing suggests.