Alan Shearer shares Ipswich Town v Everton prediction with one near certainty

Alan Shearer shares Ipswich Town v Everton prediction with one near certainty

On Saturday, October 19, Alan Shearer believes Everton will defeat Ipswich Town in the Premier League.

Before the international break, Sean Dyche’s team had a run of three straight wins in the league. He will lead his team to Portman Road with the hopes of winning their first away game of the year.

In his Premier League predictions for The Metro [18 October], former Newcastle United striker Shearer is rooting for the Blues to win, but he also says he doesn’t think many goals will be scored.

“In terms of where both clubs will want to be at the end of the season, this is already a huge game,” he stated. Both managers will believe that this is a great chance to score some points.

I don’t think there will be many goals in this match, but I’m going to choose Everton to win on the road because I believe they’ll be dangerous from set pieces, which might make all the difference in the end.

Everton face tough Ipswich Town clash at Portman Road

This season, the Blues have only managed to pick up one point away from home—a 1-1 draw against Leicester City—so they will not be taking on the newly promoted team in Ipswich lightly.

At home, Kieran McKenna’s Ipswich team is hard to beat. This season, only Liverpool has triumphed over Suffolk with all three points, with Fulham and Aston Villa only receiving a share of the spoils.

Everton must perform at their highest level. Before the game, the teams are separated by one point and one league position; if all goes according to plan, the Toffees might finish the weekend five points above of the relegation zone.Nevertheless, there’s a race against time for Jarrad Branthwaite to be deemed match-ready for the weekend, and Ashley Young might be forced to play right back due to injury problems elsewhere—a sight that no Evertonian wants to witness given his early-season dominance.

If the team wins in Suffolk, the Blues will have a fantastic chance to maintain the momentum they had before the international break and might go on a strong run of play in the upcoming weeks.

This season, Dyche seems to be battling for his job at Goodison Park, and he regrettably cannot afford to lose any more games in the Premier League if he hopes to persuade potential owner Dan Friedkin that he should stay in charge.

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