The recent history of the Merseyside derby and best betting tips by Alan Ganlon 19 November, 2024 It would be fair to say that the Merseyside derby has not been kind to Everton since the Premier League was launched in 2992. They have won just 11 of their 64 meetings with Liverpool – a record which undoubtedly rankles with the blue half of the city. On that basis, it is little wonder that the best football betting sites give Everton little chance of beating Liverpool in their next fixture on December 7. With that in mind, read on as we look at the Premier League head-to-head between the two clubs before offering our best betting tips for the upcoming game. Everton vs Liverpool – Previous Premier League Meetings Liverpool have dominated Everton during the Premier League era and their record makes them a popular pick on the best football betting sites whenever the derby is played. The head-to-head record is as follows: Dec 7, 1992 Everton vs Liverpool 2-1 Mar 20, 1993 Liverpool vs Everton 1-0 Sep 18, 1993 Everton vs Liverpool 2-0 Mar 13, 1994 Liverpool vs Everton 2-1 Nov 21, 1994 Everton vs Liverpool 2-0 Jan 24, 1995 Liverpool vs Everton 0-0 Nov 18, 1995 Liverpool vs Everton 1-2 Apr 16, 1996 Everton vs Liverpool 1-1 Nov 20, 1996 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Apr 16, 1997 Everton vs Liverpool 1-1 Oct 18, 1997 Everton vs Liverpool 2-0 Feb 23, 1998 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Oct 17, 1998 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Apr 3, 1999 Liverpool vs Everton 3-2 Sep 27, 1999 Liverpool vs Everton 0-1 Apr 21, 2000 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Oct 29, 2000 Liverpool vs Everton 3-1 Apr 16, 2001 Everton vs Liverpool 2-3 Sep 15, 2001 Everton vs Liverpool 1-3 Feb 23, 2002 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Dec 22, 2002 Liverpool vs Everton 0-0 Apr 19, 2003 Everton vs Liverpool 1-2 Aug 30, 2003 Everton vs Liverpool 0-3 Jan 31, 2004 Liverpool vs Everton 0-0 Dec 11, 2004 Everton vs Liverpool 1-0 Mar 20, 2005 Liverpool vs Everton 2-1 Dec 28, 2005 Everton vs Liverpool 1-3 Mar 25, 2006 Liverpool vs Everton 3-1 Sep 9, 2006 Everton vs Liverpool 3-0 Feb 3, 2007 Liverpool vs Everton 0-0 Oct 20, 2007 Everton vs Liverpool 1-2 Mar 30, 2008 Liverpool vs Everton 1-0 Sep 27, 2008 Everton vs Liverpool 0-2 Jan 19, 2009 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Nov 29, 2009 Everton vs Liverpool 0-2 Feb 6, 2010 Liverpool vs Everton 1-0 Oct 17, 2010 Everton vs Liverpool 2-0 Jan 16, 2011 Liverpool vs Everton 2-2 Oct 1, 2011 Everton vs Liverpool 0-2 Mar 13, 2012 Liverpool vs Everton 3-0 Oct 28, 2012 Everton vs Liverpool 2-2 May 5, 2013 Liverpool vs Everton 0-0 Nov 23, 2013 Everton vs Liverpool 3-3 Jan 28, 2014 Liverpool vs Everton 4-0 Sep 27, 2014 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Feb 7, 2015 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Oct 4, 2015 Everton vs Liverpool 1-1 Apr 20, 2016 Liverpool vs Everton 4-0 Dec 19, 2016 Everton vs Liverpool 0-1 Apr 1, 2017 Liverpool vs Everton 3-1 Dec 10, 2017 Liverpool vs Everton 1-1 Apr 7, 2018 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Dec 2, 2018 Liverpool vs Everton 1-0 Mar 3, 2019 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Dec 4, 2019 Liverpool vs Everton 5-2 Jun 21, 2020 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Oct 17, 2020 Everton vs Liverpool 2-2 Feb 20, 2021 Liverpool vs Everton 0-2 Dec 1, 2021 Everton vs Liverpool 1-4 Apr 24, 2022 Liverpool vs Everton 2-0 Sep 3, 2022 Everton vs Liverpool 0-0 Feb 13, 2023 Liverpool vs Everton 2-0 Oct 21, 2023 Liverpool vs Everton 2-0 Apr 21, 2024 Everton vs Liverpool 2-0 Everton vs Liverpool – Betting tips Everton upset the odds on the best football betting sites last year, claiming their first Merseyside derby win at home since October 2010 with a hard fought 2-0 victory. While it is tough to imagine them producing a repeat performance, it is not beyond the realms of possibility for them to make life difficult for Liverpool again. Backing the Toffees to claim a draw could pay dividends, while covering 0-0 and 1-1 scorelines in the correct score market is also worth considering. Wagering on Dominic Calvert-Lewin to get on the scoresheet is another potential wager given that he has netted in two of his last four appearances against Liverpool. However, our top tip for wagering on the best football betting sites is Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister to receive a yellow card at Goodison Park. He has been booked four times in 11 games this season and will likely be embroiled in a heated battle in the middle of the park. Everton’s midfield will ensure the game is combative and the Argentinian is a prime candidate to have his name taken by the referee. Darwin Nunez is another option in the yellow card market having been booked when the teams met in April, although he is not guaranteed to start the game.