June 19, 2025

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"MASSIVE"- Chris Sutton delivered BOMBSHELL Scoreline Prediction in Everton Vs Brighton. His take on Everton will leave you speechless

“MASSIVE”- Chris Sutton delivered BOMBSHELL Scoreline Prediction in Everton Vs Brighton. His take on Everton will leave you speechless

Chris Sutton believes David Moyes still has significant work to do to secure Everton’s Premier League survival, despite their 3-2 win over Tottenham.

The Toffees claimed their first victory under Moyes on Sunday (19 January) with a well-deserved performance against Spurs. Now, they travel to Brighton on Saturday (25 January), hoping to build on the momentum.

However, Sutton remains cautious, writing on BBC Sport: “It’s difficult to assess David Moyes’s Everton based on their 3-2 win against a Tottenham team with such poor defending.”

He continued: “This next match will be a better gauge of whether Dominic Calvert-Lewin is truly back to form after ending his goal drought against Spurs.”

Sutton also noted that Brighton’s dominant win over Manchester United was less impressive given United’s current struggles, adding that even teams like Southampton have been able to dominate at Old Trafford.

Despite Everton’s solid performance against Spurs, Sutton predicts tougher challenges ahead, saying, “I think they’ll face a much harder test against Brighton. Moyes still has a lot of work to do to ensure they stay up.”

When Moyes took over at Goodison Park, Everton were just one point above the relegation zone. While the win against Spurs was crucial, they remain only four points clear of the drop, meaning there is still much to be done.

Everton’s next match against Brighton will be difficult, especially with the hosts in good form. While a loss could be disappointing, fans will be looking for a similar level of performance as the one against Spurs, which would show progress.

For Everton, staying in the Premier League is crucial as they prepare to move into a new stadium and begin a new chapter.

In other news, Everton could be closing in on a new transfer, with a Premier League winner reportedly arriving soon.

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