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Everton go again at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Next league game Mon 23 Nov · 20:00 GMT
Brentford
v
Everton
Brentford Community Stadium Sky Sports (channel TBC)

6th in the Premier League with 16 points Last five league results: DLLWW Match Centre Add to calendar Call the score

Follow the match live

The next Everton game is Brentford v Everton on Monday 23 November 2026, kick-off 20:00 GMT in the Premier League.

Who is available

Confirmed team news lands first here

Where to watch and listen

Most Saturday 3pm kick-offs are not shown live on UK TV.

Matchday clips

Before kick-off

  • Video comingIn thedays beforePress conferenceClub and fan channels on YouTube
  • Video comingAbout 75 minutesbefore kick-offLine-upsClub and fan channels on YouTube

During the match

  • Video comingLiveduring the gameWatchalongsFan channels on YouTube

After the whistle

  • Video comingStraight afterfull timeReactionThe big shows and fan channels
  • Video comingAfterfull timeHighlightsClub and fan channels on YouTube

The season, every competition

The full 2026/27 schedule across the Premier League, every cup and European tie.

Everton: fixtures, results and every game 2026/27

Everton are 6th in the Premier League 2026/27 with 16 points after 10 games. Of their last five league games they have won two, drawn one and lost two. Their last result: beat Coventry 3-1.

See the full Premier League fixtures by matchweek, the latest Everton news and Everton team news, who is on TV in each round, or the Everton away-day guide for getting to the ground. Rivalry watch: the Merseyside derby.

The squad and who’s been starting

Everton squad 2026/27

Goalkeepers

  • No. 1 J. Pickford (England)
  • No. 12 M. Travers (Republic of Ireland)
  • No. 31 T. King (Wales)

Defenders

  • No. 2 G. Finney
  • No. 4 J. Branthwaite (England)
  • No. 5 M. Keane (England)
  • No. 5 W. Tamen
  • No. 6 J. Tarkowski (England)
  • No. 15 J. O'Brien (Republic of Ireland)
  • No. 16 V. Mykolenko (Ukraine)
  • No. 34 M. Röhl (Germany)

Midfielders

  • No. 2 A. Maitland-Niles
  • No. 6 H. Foster
  • No. 8 K. Dewsbury-Hall (England)
  • No. 10 J. Grealish (England)
  • No. 16 Malik Olayiwola
  • No. 19 Tyrique George (England)
  • No. 20 T. Dibling (England)
  • No. 23 C. Nørgaard
  • No. 24 C. Alcaraz (Argentina)
  • No. 30 H. Hackney
  • No. 37 J. Garner (England)
  • No. 45 H. Armstrong (England)

Forwards

  • No. 11 T. Barry (France)
  • No. 22 B. Johnson
  • No. 58 B. Graham (Northern Ireland)

The latest news and reaction

Fresh headlines and fan reaction from BBC Sport, the Guardian and the club's own subreddit.

In the summer window Everton made 7 signings and 20 players left, 2 of them on loan. Every Everton move, with loans and returns

The season in numbers

Everton’s historyHonours, records and recent seasons

The trophy cabinet

9English league titlesFirst in 1890/91, last in 1986/87.
5FA Cups1906, 1933, 1966, 1984 and 1995.
1European Cup Winners' CupWon in 1985, the club's only European trophy.
9Charity and Community ShieldsEngland's traditional season curtain-raiser, eight won outright and one shared (1986).

The record books

349League goalsDixie Dean, 383 in all competitions between 1925 and 1937.
60League goals in a seasonDixie Dean in 1927/28, still a record for the English top flight.
751AppearancesNeville Southall, goalkeeper, across all competitions between 1981 and 1997, including 578 league games.
9-1Record league winBeat Manchester City on 3 September 1906 and Plymouth Argyle on 27 December 1930 by the same score.
78,299Record attendance, Goodison ParkAgainst Liverpool on 18 September 1948.
1878Year foundedStarted as St Domingo's, renamed Everton in 1879.

Recent seasons

Everton's last eight completed league campaigns, all in the Premier League. The club has stayed in the top flight without a break since 1954, one of the longest current runs in English football.

SeasonDivisionPosPtsNotes
2025/26Premier League1349First season at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
2024/25Premier League1348David Moyes returned as manager in January 2025.
2023/24Premier League1540Total reflects points deductions for profit and sustainability breaches.
2022/23Premier League1736Safety secured on the final day.
2021/22Premier League1639Survived with a game to spare.
2020/21Premier League1059Best recent finish, under Carlo Ancelotti.
2019/20Premier League1249
2018/19Premier League854Highest finish of the eight.

The 2023/24 figure already accounts for the points deductions applied that season.

Where the full numbers live

Where Everton fans talk

The community worth keeping open through the season.

Redditr/EvertonThe Everton subreddit: a match thread for every game, plus the news and the daily back-and-forth. ForumGrand Old TeamGrand Old Team is the main independent Everton forum, run by supporters for the day-to-day debate away from the club's own channels. Join upOfficial Supporters' Club

Channels and podcasts

Official channelEverton Football Club Fan channelToffee TV Fan channelFollowEverton Local mediaRoyal Blue PodcastThe Blue Room

Fan channels and watchalongs

Watchalongs and reaction from channels run by Everton fans.

Matchday at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Buy through the club or another official channel. We do not sell tickets or list prices.

Plan a matchday

A quick guide to Hill Dickinson Stadium

Getting to Hill Dickinson Stadium and what is around it on a matchday.

Nearest stationSandhills~15 min walk
Away endNorth StandNE corner, lower
Away allocation~3,000varies by game
ParkingCity-centre+ matchday shuttle
Getting there
Around the ground

This season's shirts

The new home, away and third kits.

Home

The 2026/27 home shirt

Royal blue with a yellow collar and cuffs.

View in store
Away

The 2026/27 away shirt

White with navy pinstripes and yellow trim.

View in store
Third

The third shirt

The current third shirt is black with a blue and yellow wave.

View in store

Shop the 2026/27 Everton kit

The official store and the big kit retailers all stock this season's shirts. Compare, then grab yours from wherever suits.

Official Everton storeThe full official range, in the ground and onlineShop the store → KitbagClub shirts with printing and fast deliveryShop Kitbag → FanaticsKits, training wear and fan gearShop Fanatics → Pro:Direct SoccerShirts, boots and training kitShop Pro:Direct → JD SportsShirts and matchday lifestyleShop JD → Art of FootballIllustrated football tees, prints and artShop Art of Football → Classic Football ShirtsOriginal retro and vintage shirtsShop retro →

Links go to each retailer's own site. Kit designs and prices are shown there and change through the season.

The official store also has training and travel wear, retro shirts, gifts and junior kit.

David Moyes has steadied Everton in his second spell and settled the club into its new home at Bramley-Moore Dock. The squad is in transition for the new season, with James Tarkowski taking the captaincy from Seamus Coleman and Moyes adding midfield legs in Hayden Hackney, Merlin Röhl and Tyrique George.