Everton News

The big stories concerning the Blues

• Hill Dickinson named as sponsor of Everton’s new stadium

  16 May

  Everton have announced that Hill Dickinson will be the first official naming rights partner for the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

• Moshiri hopes stadium he delivered can be a catalyst for new era of success at Everton

  12 May

• Everton unveil plans for Goodison's farewell fixture

  8 May

• Moyes brands Everton's set-pieces as "rubbish"

  3 May

• Goodison's historic finalé finally has a kick-off date and time

  17 April

• FAB make the case for Sunday kick-off against Southampton

  9 April

• Everton record £53m loss for 2023/24

  31 March

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Match Reviews

Analysis and Impressions of Everton games

Fulham (A)

3 – 1

Ipswich Town (H)

2 – 2

Chelsea (A)

0 – 1

Man City (H)

0 – 2

Nott'm Forest (A)

1 – 0

Arsenal (H)

1 – 1

Liverpool (A)

0 – 1

West Ham (H)

1 – 1

Wolves (A)

1 – 1

Brentford (A)

1 - 1

Man Utd (H)

2 - 2

Crystal Palace (A)

2 - 1

Liverpool (H)

2 - 2

Bournemouth (H)

0 - 2

Leicester (H)

4 - 0

Brighton (A)

1 - 0

Tottenham (H)

3 - 2

Aston Villa (H)

0 - 1

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» 2024/25 fixtures & results

The South Stand

Contributions from Everton fans

• What we need, where we are

  Larry Boner

  Looking at the areas Everton need to strengthen this summer

• An Homage from Across the Pond

  Michael Potter

  "Alan Ball was right", writes an American Evertonian, chosen at the heights of David Moyes's first reign as the Blues' boss, in this brilliant piece that describes how the club captured his heart

• Where Have All the Striking Heroes Gone?

  John Daley

  The steady flow of high-scoring heroes at Everton faltered and stuttered to a halt after the halcyon days of the 1980s, replaced by a cavalcade of pitiable misfits

• Goodison Debut and Other Memories

  David Brown

  An unforgettable first trip to Goodison Park to see the wonderful title-winning Everton team from 1969/70.

• Enjoying Being a Fan Again

  Kieran Fitzgerald

  "David Moyes has, for me, tied the new stadium, the new owners and a half-decent squad together at just the right time. With the threat of relegation seemingly gone, I get to enjoy all the small things. I also get to start to think and dream big again."

• First Look at Bramley-Moore Dock

  Becky Tallentire

  The stadium is superb and the sense of occasion was huge. Dan Meis, our magnificent architect, and his talented team have done us proud.

Curated Views

The best stuff being written elsewhere

• Everton are the real Scousers. Who are we without Goodison Park?

  Unherd

  For all the incongruity of a place like Goodison in the modern age, something priceless, something important, something rooted in the relationship between people, history and place, is now lost forever.

• A poor financial record, but new hope at Everton

  The Economy of Football v2

  Assessing the impact on Everton's finances that the stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock and new ownership could have on the Club's PSR position

• Goodison’s Greatest Games: Everton 5–0 United

  Jim Keoghan

  When Everton took on Manchester United at home towards the end of October 1984, few in the ground could have expected that they were about to witness a level of performance that is as close to perfect as you could ever hope for.

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Podcast

The ToffeeWeb Podcast has a new name

• It's Our Home

  Our special Evertonia tribute to Goodison Park, the grand old lady of English football

• It's Real Now!

  Goodison's penultimate game is something of a damp squib as Everton give up another 2-0 lead

• Is That Philosophical Enough?

  Goodison's penultimate game is something of a damp squib as Everton give up another 2-0 lead

• It’s Hey-Ho... and That’s OK

  The full Evertonia Podcast crew is back together to discuss the 1-0 defeat to Chelsea and preview Ipswich at home

• My Heart Levels Are Quite Normal

  City win it late as Everton lose their composure following key departures

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