AFC Bournemouth host Everton at Vitality Stadium on Saturday 29 August 2026, with the Premier League fixture kicking off at 17:00 GMT+3.
Everton have won their opening two matches of the season, and another positive result can keep Bournemouth waiting for their first league victory.
Below is the full match preview, predictions and betting analysis.
AFC Bournemouth vs Everton Tips
- AFC Bournemouth vs Everton: Everton Double Chance (Win or Draw) @ with N/A
- AFC Bournemouth vs Everton: Draw 1-1 @ with N/A
*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
AFC Bournemouth vs Everton Odds
| Result | Odds |
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| AFC Bournemouth |
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| Draw |
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| Everton |
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*Odds correct at the time of publication and subject to change.
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AFC Bournemouth vs Everton Predictions
Everton’s away record can frustrate Bournemouth
Bournemouth lost 2-1 at Manchester City in their Premier League opener after holding a first-half lead for much of the contest. They managed only five shots at the Etihad and were fortunate not to concede more before City turned the game around late on.
Everton have already recorded two wins this season. David Moyes’ side beat Crystal Palace in their league opener before following up with a 4-0 EFL Cup victory over Preston.
Their away record also carries weight at this stage of the season. Everton have lost only three of their last 12 matches on the road, while Moyes’ side have generally been compact defensively.
Bournemouth showed enough against Manchester City to stay competitive for a long period, but their limited attacking output remains a concern. Everton’s run of only three defeats in 12 away games makes the visitors difficult to oppose, and I’m backing Everton Double Chance (Win or Draw) at 1.80.
Tip: Everton Double Chance (Win or Draw) @ with N/A
Drawn home games keep 1-1 firmly in view
Six of Bournemouth’s final seven home matches last season finished level, giving Saturday’s game a strong draw reference at Vitality Stadium. The Cherries also closed the previous campaign with successive 1-1 draws.
Everton produced their own share of scoring draws away from home. Three of their final eight away fixtures last season ended level with both teams scoring, so 1-1 has appeared regularly enough around their recent road results.
There is also current scoring form on the Everton side. Thierno Barry started both of their matches this season, scored against Crystal Palace and then hit a hat-trick against Preston. Beto may push for a place up front, although Barry’s four goals in two appearances give David Moyes a straightforward reason to keep him involved.
Bournemouth’s repeated home draws and Everton’s three scoring draws across their final eight away games last term make a 1-1 finish hard to ignore at 7.50.
Tip: Draw 1-1 @ with N/A
