Everton News

The big stories concerning the Blues

• Gary Speed memorial 'Talking Bench' to be unveiled at Hill Dickinson Stadium

  27 November

  Everton will unveil a Gary Speed Memorial Bench at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, a lasting tribute to one of the club’s most admired former players.

• Gueye apologises for Old Trafford red card incident

  24 November

• Everton assent to Arsenal fixture change

  11 November

• Moyes pushes England case for midfield duo

  10 November

• Dewsbury-Hall sets sights on England call-up

  25 October

• Patterson has op to correct hernia issue

  24 October

• Dewsbury-Hall perplexed by spate of yellow cards

  30 September

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Match Reviews

Analysis and Impressions of Everton games

Man United (A)

1 – 0

Fulham (H)

2 – 0

Sunderland (A)

1 – 1

Tottenham (H)

0 – 3

Man City (A)

0 – 2

Crystal Palace (H)

2 – 1

West Ham (H)

1 – 1

Wolves (A)

0 - 2

Liverpool (A)

1 – 2

Aston Villa (H)

0 – 0

Wolves (A)

3 - 2

Mansfield Town (H)

2 - 0

Brighton (H)

2 - 0

Leeds (A)

0 – 1

Newcastle (A)

1 – 0

Southampton (H)

2 – 0

Ipswich Town (H)

2 – 2

Chelsea (A)

0 – 1

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» 2025/26 fixtures & results

The South Stand

Contributions from Everton fans

• How to destroy not one but two centre-forwards

  James Hourigan

  Chopping and changing them from week to week, Moyes seems to have little faith in either of our two strikers. With no quality options likely in January, it will come down to how he manages, motivates and gets the best out of the pair of them

• Everton – The Club They Wish They Were

  Ali Ford

  Do you ever look at the Reds and their success and think, “if only my life had gone another way”? I’ll bet you don’t. Why might that be?

• Is the real Davey Moyes about to stand up?

  Darren Hind

  David Moyes has changed since his first stint as Everton manager, but has he changed enough?

• A Very Strange August

  Kieran Fitzgerald

  With the team playing with confidence and a swagger together with the opening of the new stadium, it feels very different to be an Evertonian at the moment than it has for many years

• A Normal Business

  Paul Tran

  Everybody wants a well-run club, until they get one, and realise that it’s about mixing hard work, hard negotiation and patience.

• A New Stadium Signing

  Kieran Fitzgerald

  It is all a long shot but for me, I think Jack Grealish is worth the risk, at least for one season, given the potential reward as move into our new ground.

Curated Views

The best stuff being written elsewhere

• Where did it all go wrong? An Everton story

  The Blue Room

  Football is littered with those “where did it all go wrong?” moments — and perhaps no club wears that badge of calamity more than Everton.

• 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.

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Podcast

The ToffeeWeb Podcast has a new name

• Patched-up Sides

  Everton cap a mad 8 days by slaying their Vitality Stadium hoodoo

• I Think I'm in Love With Last Night

  Reviewing Everton's incredible against-all-odds win at Old Trafford

• Ball on a String

  Andy and Lyndon chat internationals, Ndiaye, Seamus and Manchester United (A)

• A Keaneaissance

  The guys reflect on Everton's welcome return to winning ways with the 2-0 win over Fulham. Moyes’s positive positional change; Barry’s best game so far; praise for Tim, KDH and Keane

• Like a Broken Record

  Familiar problems as Everton throw away a great start at Sunderland and leave grateful for a draw

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