Leeds visit the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time on Monday night as they take on an Everton side flirting with a return to European football for the first time since 2018. Both teams will be more than satisfied with their start to the season, comfortably occupying mid-table and, more importantly, not in any threat of being dragged into a relegation scrap. For now.
The Toffees will have taken great confidence from beating Aston Villa last weekend, ending the Villans' 11-game home winning streak. Leeds also arrive in good form, leaving it late to nick a 1-0 win over Fulham in the capital.
Everton vs Leeds Odds
From a betting perspective, this is a tough game to call with two strong sides that can throw up curveballs out of nowhere. But if picking winners were easy, we’d all be doing it. So let’s dive in.
Everton vs Leeds Bet Builder Tips
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| Market | Bet | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Double Chance | Everton-Draw | 4/11 |
| Total Corners | Over 8.5 | 10/21 |
| Player Shots on Target | Dominic Calvert-Lewin 1+ | 2/5 |
| Player Fouls | Ethan Amapadu Over 1.5 | 11/8 |
| Total Odds | 5.68/1 |
*Odds correct at 10:00 GMT on 24/01/2026. Odds subject to change.
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Bet 1: Everton or Draw – Double Chance
Since moving to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, it’s fair to say that Everton have failed to turn it into the fortress they’d craved. They’ve picked up just 15 points from their 11 home games this season, and an inability to maintain leads when ahead has cost them dearly.
Leeds, however, have been dreadful away from Elland Road. They’ve won just once (3D, 7L) and their six points up to now mean that only Burnley (5) and Wolves (3) have won fewer points on the road this season.
They’re shipping goals for fun, conceding 24 in 11 and are struggling to score. It’s a nightmare combination.
Our lack of trust in Everton to get all three points, even though the numbers are screaming that they should, shifts our attention to the double chance and, more specifically, Everton or draw. Kickform is tipping an Everton win, but we need the safety net as part of this bet builder.
Bet 2: Total Corners – Over 8.5
The way that these two teams will set up should lead to corners. Historically, this season, their numbers aren’t all that high, but they both like to play with width and utilise getting balls into the box. Generally, when you have two teams that play in this style, chances are reduced and sacrificed for corners. At least, that’s what we’re hoping.
Again, the odds for over 8.5 corners aren’t that exciting at 10/21. But for the wider bet builder, they’re just fine.
Leeds have covered the over 8.5 spread in 59% of their away matches, and for Everton at home, they’ve covered 68%, averaging 9.45 total corners per game.
Bet 3: Dominic Calvert-Lewin 1+ Shots on Target
Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been one of the success stories of the season. His move to Leeds from Everton in the summer went largely under the radar amid all the controversy and rumours in the striker market. But what a signing he’s been.
He’s already bagged nine goals in 20 games, going on a crazy run through December, scoring seven in six games. Leeds fans will be delighted with how he’s fared, and he heads back to Everton for the first time, albeit to a new stadium.
He’s averaging just above one shot on target per game, but this number is much higher if you take it from the end of November, and we’re backing him to continue his form.
Bet 4: Ethan Ampadu Over 1.5 Fouls
Every club needs an Ethan Ampadu. You know the type, annoying, workaholic, willing to put in the hard yards and just generally make the opposition's day that little bit harder.
His fiery style and attitude rack up the fouls, and he’s committed 24 this season at a rate of 1.36 per 90. He’s landed the over 1.5 line in six of 19 starts, which is a little lower than our line, but there’s a reason we’re taking him at a generous 11/8.
Everton should have most of the ball on Monday, but they won’t stray too far from their direct routes. Moyes keeps them regimented in that regard, so there will be a lot of second balls, wide deliveries and runners off the front man, which he will be required to track.
When this happens, Ampadu’s foul metrics could spike. Interestingly, his foul stats show that he committed three fouls in each of the games against West Ham and Nottingham Forest, who have similar styles to Everton.
