Everton News

The big stories concerning the Blues

• Everton confirm quartet of backroom hires

  20 June

  Everton have announced the appointments of three more key members of the Club's leadership structure, confirming reports that Nick Cox, James Smith, Nick Hammond and Chris Howarth have joined.

• Everton lure Nick Cox from United to become new technical director

  18 June

• Roma to return to raise the curtain on Hill Dickinson Stadium

  16 June

• Moyes tempts recruitment guru Smith back to Everton

  12 June

• Everton launch new Forever Blue membership scheme

  11 June

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

  16 May

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

  12 May

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Match Reviews

Analysis and Impressions of Everton games

Newcastle (A)

1 – 0

Southampton (H)

2 – 0

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

» More match reports
» 2024/25 fixtures & results

The South Stand

Contributions from Everton fans

• Déjà Vu – Contemplating Life Without Idrissa Gueye

  Paul Traill

  It feels horribly reminiscent of Summer 2019. Everton risk losing a key player who will be very tough to replace.

• Seminar Notes in My Pocket – Goodison’s Finest Night, Forty Years On

  Paul Tran

  Football might be ‘only’ a game to some, but for those of us there, at a time when Liverpool wasn’t the happiest place, we witnessed something special

• 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.

Curated Views

The best stuff being written elsewhere

• Goodbye to Goodison Park: A long-distance love affair with Everton's beautiful place of belonging

  Goal.com

  Evertonian journalist Joe Strange's tribute to the Grand Old Lady

• 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

» More external articles

Podcast

The ToffeeWeb Podcast has a new name

• All Eyes on the End of the Month

  The 2025/26 fixtures are out and Everton have beefed up the backroom staff

• Calm Before the Storm

  The guys chat contract renewals, more potential departures and transfer rumours

• Going in the Right Direction

  The signing of Charly Alcaraz on top of the good finish to the season is keeping the optimism up. Paul, Adam and Lyndon discuss that news, Branthwaite, their favourite June signings and more

• The Grass Can Be Greener

  Everton signed off 2024/25 with a handsome win on Tyneside and now the rebuild begins

• An Incredible Day from Start to Finish

  Looking back on Everton's final game at Goodison Park

» More episodes