Rochdale vs Everton U21: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Tue, 25 Nov '25)

The much-awaited clash in the National League Cup will occur with great anticipation as fans across England gear up for a showdown. While the calendar may say it's happening on Tuesday, November 25th, 2025, time might just stop for a while given the excitement in the air.

When it comes to face-to-face encounters in this epic saga, both teams are locked in a stalemate! Rochdale and Everton U21 have graciously decided to start this novel meeting with a clean slate—zero victories for either, zero draws, and zero past matches to boast about. The last thrilling 'non-existent' match between these two was, well, seemingly unnoticed by outer space, so we'll skip ahead to the present theatrics!

Waltzing into the game, Rochdale can boast of a prestigious 1-0 triumph over Aldershot Town. Not to be outdone, Everton U21 waltzed past West Bromwich Albion U21 in a spectacular 3-0 fashion. Clearly, both teams have their dancing shoes ready for the upcoming jig. Meanwhile, Everton U21 needs to keep an extra eye on Rochdale's dancing star, A. Mancini, who has successfully hit the note this season with a single catchy goal. Rochdale, on the other hand, would be wise to put their best guard on F. Okoronkwo, as his assist dances have led to two goals for Everton U21.

Now, for those inclined towards statistical wizardry: Rochdale's current possession is smoother than a phantom donut, proudly strutting at an artistic 0%. Everton U21 joins the ghostly parade with a revered 0% possession themselves. Not to forget the corners' corner, where Rochdale swaps tales of average corners per game at zero, while Everton U21 can proudly proclaim an identical numeric miracle of zero corners. It's all a matter of perspectives!

The book of discipline shall not go unturned! Rochdale, playing by the gentleman's guidebook, gathers three yellow cards, standing right beside their empty red card drawer. Meanwhile, Everton U21 politely exhibits their five yellow card collection, red card count still resigned to naught. Penalty mishaps? Both sides have decided to keep the ghost goalkeepers utterly bored, with no penalties conceded so far.

With performances so intriguing and stats so mesmerizing, we predict the victor of this epic clash, based solemnly on humor sprinkled data and merrymaking anticipation: May the team that consistently avoids tripping over their own shoelaces win!