Both Teams to Score at 1.52

In recent encounters between Everton and Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park, goals have been a common feature. The last six meetings at Everton's home ground have all ended in draws, with both teams finding the net in five of those matches. This pattern suggests a strong possibility of both sides scoring again.
Everton will be eager to convert their home advantage into goals. Despite a challenging season, they possess attacking talent capable of making an impact. Dominic Calvert-Lewin leads the line, supported by wingers Dwight McNeil and Jack Harrison. With creative outlets on the flanks, Everton have the potential to breach Tottenham's defence.
Tottenham, meanwhile, have been consistent in attack during away games, averaging 1.9 goals per match on the road. Son Heung-min and Richarlison offer significant threats going forward. Even with injuries to key players like James Maddison, Spurs maintain a strong offensive lineup. Their average of 14.85 shots per game indicates a willingness to create opportunities.
Defensively, both teams have shown vulnerabilities. Everton concede an average of 1.32 goals per game, while Tottenham concede 1.5. Spurs are missing key defenders such as Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, which may further weaken their backline. With both defences prone to conceding, and attacking talents on both sides, it's reasonable to expect goals from each team.

Match to End in a Draw at 3.7

The history between Everton and Tottenham at Goodison Park points towards a stalemate. All of their last six fixtures at this venue have ended in draws, highlighting how evenly matched the teams are in this setting. With neither side managing a victory in these encounters, another draw seems a plausible outcome.
Everton's home form includes four draws in nine matches, reflecting their difficulty in securing wins but ability to hold opponents. Tottenham have drawn one of their nine away games but have struggled with consistency on the road, suffering five defeats. Their away performances have been unpredictable, which could level the playing field.
Both teams are keen to improve their league standings. Everton aim to distance themselves from the relegation zone, while Tottenham seek to climb the table despite injury setbacks. The tactical approach from both managers may be cautious, prioritising not losing over an aggressive pursuit of victory. This mindset could contribute to a closely contested match where a draw is a likely result.
Given the historical context and current form, a draw offers value. The evenly matched nature of the teams at Goodison Park suggests that neither side may have the edge to secure all three points.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin to Score Last at 7.0

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is set to lead Everton's attack against Tottenham. As the team's primary striker, he will be looking to make a significant impact. Calvert-Lewin has a tendency to be involved in crucial moments late in matches. His average of 1.56 offsides per game indicates his constant attempts to break through defences and get into goal-scoring positions.
With Tottenham missing key defenders, Calvert-Lewin may find opportunities, especially towards the end of the game as opposing players tire. Everton may focus on set-pieces and late surges to create chances, utilising Calvert-Lewin's physical presence and aerial ability. His prowess in the air could be decisive against a potentially unsettled Spurs defence.
Everton's need for points adds to the significance of this bet. They may push forward in search of a goal if the match is level or they are trailing. Calvert-Lewin is likely to be at the centre of these efforts. Considering his role and the circumstances, backing him to score the last goal offers good value.

Bet Builder: Combined Odds of 39.37

Combining the above three bets into a Bet Builder provides an opportunity for significant returns. Betting on both teams to score at 1.52, the match to end in a draw at 3.7, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin to score last at 7.0 results in combined odds of 39.37. A £10 bet would return £393.70 if successful.
This bet encapsulates the expectation of a tightly contested match with goals from both sides and Calvert-Lewin making a decisive late impact. It reflects the historical tendencies between the teams and considers the current form and circumstances affecting both sides.