Everton vs Coventry 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.

Nottingham Forest dominated possession and fired 24 shots at Coventry but could not find a way through, as Jay Dasilva's second-half finish secured a shock Premier League win for the visitors.

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.

Hull City have kept five clean sheets in their last five home Premier League matches while Everton have drawn three of their last five on the road. Something has to give at the MKM Stadium on Sunday.

Tottenham have gone five Premier League matches without a win, scoring just twice in the process. Coventry arrive at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with problems of their own, but this is a game Spurs simply have to win.

Bottom of the Premier League and winless after five games, Tottenham will fly to Marbella for a bonding camp after facing Manchester United. With £250m spent on ten summer signings and Roberto de Zerbi barely six months into the job, the trip raises questions about whether chemistry can be manufactured off the pitch.

The Friedkin Group is exploring a sale of its controlling interest in Everton, just 22 months after a takeover sold to fans as the end of a decade of chaos. It is the club's third ownership upheaval in under three years, raising urgent questions over stadium funding, David Moyes' position and January transfer plans.