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Everton Odds: Who Will Score The Last Premier League Goal At Goodison Park?

4 months ago

| BY Alex McMahon

The final Premier League match at Goodison Park takes place this weekend, with Everton hosting already relegated Southampton on Sunday afternoon.

The iconic venue has been home to Everton Football Club since 1892 but the Toffees will play their final Premier League game at Goodison Park this weekend.

Beto, currently the club’s top goal scorer this season with eight goals in 28 league appearances, is the sports betting favourite at 10/3 to score the last Premier League goal at Goodison Park.

The Portuguese has scored in back-to-back league games against Ipswich Town and Fulham and he’ll be hoping to end the season on a high with a third successive match with his name on the scoresheet.

Everton are favourites to win what is likely to be an emotional contest and the Goodison Park faithful will be hoping for a big performance on Sunday afternoon.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin would be an apt goal scorer of the final Goodison Park goal given his contributions at the club over the years and punters can back him at 7/2 in the latest football betting odds.

Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “The final Premier League game at Goodison Park will take place this weekend and only one player will be able to say they were the last man to score at Everton’s iconic ground, their home since 1892.

“We make Toffees striker Beto the 10/3 favourite to score the final goal of Saturday’s game against Southampton, ahead of fellow strikers Dominic Calvert-Lewin (7/2) and Armando Broja (4/1).

“Southampton will want to leave the league with something to remember other than their dismal record, and Paul Onuachu is seen as their best chance to leave the final mark at Goodison at 15/2 to score last, while Cameron Archer is 8/1.”

Everton v Southampton Last Scorer Odds:

You can bet on the final Goodison Park goal scorer with William Hill via the attached link. Here is the current state of the market, at the time of writing: