Bournemouth vs Everton LIVE: Kick-off Time, Streaming Links & Real-Time Premier League Updates

AFC Bournemouth welcome Everton to the Vitality Stadium tonight, 2 December 2025, for a Premier League match-up that could reshape the mid-table picture. The Cherries sit 11th with 19 points, one point above 14th-placed Everton, yet both clubs are just a single good run away from the European conversation. Form and head-to-head • Bournemouth have won six of their last eight league meetings with the Toffees, including the last three in a row, establishing Vitality Stadium as a tough trip for Everton. • Andoni Iraola’s side are unbeaten in four at home, while Sean Dyche’s Everton have taken seven of their last nine away points. Team news and probable line-ups Bournemouth (4-2-3-1): Petrovic; Truffert, Diakité, Milosavljević, Jiménez; Scott, Adams; Semenyo, Kluivert, Adli; Kroupi. Everton (4-2-3-1): Pickford; Patterson, Braithwaite, Keane, Mykolenko; Onana, Garner; Gray, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish; Ndiaye. Both managers report clean bills of health, although Bournemouth talisman Marcos Senesi only returns to the bench after a hamstring tweak. Key battles to watch 1. Alex Scott vs Amadou Onana – the metronomes in midfield whose ball retention will dictate tempo. 2. Antoine Semenyo vs Jarrad Braithwaite – Bournemouth’s top scorer (6) faces Everton’s emerging defensive rock. 3. Junior Kroupi vs Jordan Pickford – the 19-year-old French forward is averaging a shot on target every 31 minutes. What’s at stake Victory would lift Bournemouth into the top half and potentially within three points of the European places. Everton, playing before a looming points-deduction appeal verdict, can leapfrog the Cherries and gain precious breathing room above the drop zone. Kick-off, live stream and TV Kick-off is 19:30 UTC (2:30 PM ET). UK viewers can watch on Peacock; U.S. fans can stream via NBC platforms, while worldwide coverage is available through official Premier League broadcasters. Prediction Expect goals: the last five league encounters between these sides have produced 19 strikes. Bournemouth’s home momentum and attacking width give them a slight edge, but Everton’s counter-punch under Dyche keeps this finely balanced. Predicted score: Bournemouth 2-1 Everton.