Paul Merson Predicts Crystal Palace vs. Everton Winner After ‘Amazing’ Scenes
Everton Soar After Dramatic Late Comeback to Secure 2-2 Draw Against Liverpool at Goodison Park.

Everton braced themselves for a fierce battle against arch-rivals Liverpool on Wednesday in what marked the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
Since David Moyes’ return, the Toffees have shown remarkable improvement, giving their fans plenty to celebrate.
With a 10-point cushion above the relegation zone, Everton now appear far more secure than they were earlier in the season.
As they prepare for their upcoming Premier League clash with Crystal Palace on 15 February, pundit Paul Merson has shared his thoughts on the match.
Paul Merson Impressed by Everton’s Performance

Moyes has yet to hand new winter signing Carlos Alcaraz a start, which could be seen as a positive sign for Everton.
The Argentine midfielder was brought in to strengthen the squad, but instead, his arrival has seemingly pushed existing players to elevate their performances—a promising development for the club.
In his column for Sportskeeda (13 February), Merson reflected on Everton’s display against Liverpool while offering his prediction for the Palace fixture.
“What Everton did in the derby was incredible,” Merson wrote. “However, I don’t think they can follow it up with another strong result this weekend.
“Crystal Palace will be confident at home, and that will work in their favor. I don’t see Moyes getting a result at Selhurst Park on Saturday. My prediction: Crystal Palace 2-0 Everton.”
David Moyes Out to Prove Merson Wrong
The chaotic scenes at the end of the Merseyside derby highlighted just how much each game means to this Everton squad.
Although the significance of the final Goodison Park derby added extra motivation, simply matching Liverpool’s intensity was a major achievement.
Moyes’ return has arguably been the best thing to happen to Everton in recent years, and with him in charge, the club’s future looks promising.
Even if the Toffees operate at just 75% of the level they reached against Arne Slot’s side, Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner will face a tough challenge steering his team to a 2-0 victory.
Everton’s defense remains strong enough to handle threats like Jean-Philippe Mateta, while striker Beto will be full of confidence following his recent goalscoring form.
The road ahead remains uncertain, but for now, Everton fans have plenty of reasons to feel optimistic.


