“Supercomputer’s SHOCKING Everton Prediction After Palace Thrashing Will Leave You SPEECHLESS!”

Everton ended their three-game winless streak with a hard-fought comeback victory over Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon.

David Moyes’ men showed real character after falling behind, with the Hill Dickinson Stadium roaring them on during a thrilling final 15 minutes that saw the home side seize control and secure all three points.

The win lifts Everton to eighth in the Premier League table, and Opta’s supercomputer has released a new prediction on where they could finish this season.

At the start of the campaign, Opta forecasted a 13th-place finish for the Toffees. However, after a mixed opening seven games — three wins, two draws, and two defeats — the updated prediction now places them in 11th on 51 points.

That would leave them roughly six points short of European qualification, a target Moyes has publicly set as the benchmark for success this season.

Finishing 11th would therefore represent a slightly disappointing outcome for a team with continental ambitions.

The upcoming international break could prove beneficial for Everton, arriving just as injuries have hit key players. Jack Grealish and Michael Keane are currently sidelined, and the two-week pause will give them time to recover.

Moyes also expects Jarrad Branthwaite and Merlin Rohl to return after the break, strengthening his options for a challenging run of fixtures.

Everton will face Manchester City away on Saturday, 18 October (15:00), host Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, 26 October (17:30), and then travel to Sunderland on Monday, 3 November (21:00).

The main issue that could ultimately define their season is the lack of a consistent goalscorer.

Both Beto and Thierno Barry need to step up and deliver in the coming weeks if Everton are to turn their European dream into reality.