Nottingham Forest's attacking efficiency, with a 14.2% conversion rate, trails Everton's 18.9%. Their expected goals (xG) efficiency of 0.78 per 90 minutes is also behind Everton's 1.12. Everton boasts a superior key pass success rate of 42.3%, exceeding Nottingham Forest by 12 percentage points, and their forward pass value (0.87) is notably better than Nottingham Forest's 0.61. In midfield control, Everton averages 56.7% possession, surpassing Nottingham Forest. They also initiate quick transition attacks 12.4 times per match, which is four more than Nottingham Forest. Everton demonstrates a clear physical advantage, covering 112.3 km per match with 21.8 high-intensity sprints. Defensively, Everton excels with more interceptions (11.5 per game) and tackles (18.2 per game) than Nottingham Forest. Their clearance efficiency of 78% is 8 percentage points higher. Offensively, Everton's goal-scoring opportunity conversion rate (32%) is nine percentage points better. The xG comparison (1.12 vs 0.78) further highlights Everton's superior quality. These key stats reveal Everton's three-dimensional advantage in transition, space utilisation, and opportunity conversion. The prediction is: Everton +0.25