Everton FC

Everton FC is a Liverpool-based football club competing in the Premier League, the top division of English football. One of England’s oldest clubs, Everton helped establish both the Football League and the Premier League and have played more top-flight seasons than any other English team.

Everton have won nine English league titles and five FA Cups. Club legends include Dixie Dean, Graeme Sharp, Tim Cahill and Duncan Ferguson, while the current squad includes players such as Jordan Pickford, Jarrad Branthwaite and Jack Grealish. David Moyes manages the team during the 2026/27 season. Follow SportPesa Kenya for Everton fixtures, results, standings, squad news and transfer updates.

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Everton FC club profile overview

ClubEverton F.C.
LocationLiverpool, Merseyside, England
Founded1878, originally as St Domingo’s FC
LeaguePremier League
NicknameThe Toffees / The Blues
Home stadiumHill Dickinson Stadium, with a capacity of approximately 52,769
Historic stadiumGoodison Park, Everton’s home from 1892 to 2025
OwnerThe Friedkin Group, which acquired the club in December 2024
ManagerDavid Moyes, who returned in January 2025
Top scorerDixie Dean, 349 goals in 399 league appearances
Major honours9 English league titles, 5 FA Cups and 1 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup
Main rivalryLiverpool FC, in the Merseyside derby

Brief history of  Everton FC

Everton began as St Domingo FC in 1878, a Methodist church team. Renamed Everton in 1879, the club went on to win its first League Championship in 1891. Its definitive trophy-winning eras include: 2 league titles with talisman Dixie Dean, 2 with Harry Catterick, and 4 major trophies under coach Howard Kendall. Everton has never been relegated from the Premier League.

Everton FC stadium

Everton FC
Hill Dickinson Stadium became Everton’s new home after the club left Goodison Park in 2025.

Everton plays its home matches at the newly constructed Everton Stadium, named the Hill Dickinson Stadium for sponsorship purposes. The stadium has a capacity of 52, 769. Everton previously used the historic Goodison Park from 1892 to 2025. Goodison Park became Everton Women’s dedicated home stadium.

Who are  Everton FC’s greatest rivalries

Everton’s most significant rivalry is with Liverpool FC. The fiercely contested Merseyside derby pits blue-clad Everton against red-clad Liverpool. Liverpool was founded after Everton moved from Anfield to Goodison Park in 1892 due to a rent dispute. The Reds have the most wins in the often volatile, card-heavy matchup.

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Everton FC ownership

The Friedkin Group are Everton’s majority owners after acquiring a 94.10% stake from previous owner Farhad Moshiri in December 2024. The club’s chairman is American billionaire Dan Friedkin. The Friedkin Group also owns Serie A’s AS Roma and French Ligue 3 side AS Cannes.

Everton FC results

Browse the latest football results for all competitions on SportPesa. Here is a table outlining Everton’s most recent results.

DateCompetitionOpponentResult
22 Aug 2026Premier LeagueCrystal PalaceEverton 2–0 Crystal Palace — Win
26 Aug 2026Carabao Cup – Round 2Preston North EndPreston 0–4 Everton — Win
29 Aug 2026Premier LeagueBournemouthBournemouth 1–1 Everton — Draw
6 Sep 2026Premier LeagueManchester UnitedEverton 2–2 Manchester United — Draw

Everton FC fixtures

View Everton FC’s next matches and upcoming fixtures in all competitions on SportPesa. Explore Everton FC’s Premier League fixtures here. Below is Everton FC’s schedule showing upcoming matches and kickoff times.

DateCompetitionOpponentVenueKick-off (EAT)
12 Sep 2026Premier LeagueTottenham HotspurAway – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium7:30 PM
16 Sep 2026Carabao Cup – Round 3Wolverhampton WanderersHome – Hill Dickinson Stadium9:45 PM
19 Sep 2026Premier LeagueIpswich TownHome – Hill Dickinson Stadium5:00 PM
11 Oct 2026Premier LeagueHull CityAway – MKM Stadium5:00 PM
17 Oct 2026Premier LeagueChelseaHome – Hill Dickinson Stadium2:30 PM
24 Oct 2026Premier LeagueArsenalAway – Emirates Stadium5:00 PM
2 Nov 2026Premier LeagueNewcastle UnitedAway – St James’ Park11:00 PM
7 Nov 2026Premier LeagueCoventry CityHome – Hill Dickinson Stadium5:00 PM
21 Nov 2026Premier LeagueBrentfordAway – Gtech Community Stadium5:00 PM
28 Nov 2026Premier LeagueLiverpoolHome – Hill Dickinson Stadium5:00 PM

Everton FC table and standings

Catch the latest Everton FC standings on SportPesa. The Premier League table below displays Everton’s latest standings.

PosTeamPWDLGDPts
1Manchester City3300+59
2Arsenal3300+59
3Hull City3210+37
4Chelsea3201+16
5Brentford3120+35
6Liverpool3120+25
7Newcastle United3120+25
8Everton3120+25
9Leeds United3120+15
10Brighton & Hove Albion3111+34

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Everton FC squad

The following table shows Everton FC’s lineup for the 2026/27 season.

PositionJersey NumberPlayerNationality
Goalkeepers1Jordan PickfordEngland
 12Mark TraversRepublic of Ireland
 31Tom KingWales
Defenders2Ainsley Maitland-NilesEngland
 4Jarrad BranthwaiteEngland
 5Michael KeaneEngland
 6James TarkowskiEngland
 15Jake O’BrienRepublic of Ireland
 16Vitalii MykolenkoUkraine
Midfielders8Kiernan Dewsbury-HallEngland
 23Christian NørgaardDenmark
 24Carlos AlcarazArgentina
 30Hayden HackneyEngland
 34Merlin RöhlGermany
 37James GarnerEngland
 45Harrison ArmstrongEngland
Forwards10Jack GrealishEngland
 11Thierno BarryFrance
 19Tyrique GeorgeEngland
 20Tyler DiblingEngland
 22Brennan JohnsonWales

Everton FC player stats

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PlayerPositionAppsGoalsAssistsYCRC
Jordan PickfordGK40000
Mark TraversGK000
James TarkowskiDF41000
Vitaliy MykolenkoDF40100
Jarrad BranthwaiteDF30000
Merlin RöhlDF40010
Michael KeaneDF10000
Nathan PattersonDF10000
Adam AznouDF10000
Jake O’BrienDF000
Ainsley Maitland-NilesDF/FW11000
Harrison ArmstrongMF40110
Kiernan Dewsbury-HallMF41000
Iliman NdiayeMF30100
Tyrique GeorgeMF41000
James GarnerMF40010
Hayden HackneyMF30100
Tyler DiblingMF10000
Carlos AlcarazMF30010
Tim IroegbunamMF10000
Harvey FosterMF000
Thierno BarryFW44100
Brennan JohnsonMF41110
BetoFW20000
Jack GrealishFW10000
Braiden GrahamFW000

Everton FC coaches and managers

Everton FC
David Moyes is serving his second spell as Everton manager.

Scot David Moyes started his second stint as Everton FC manager in January 2025. He guides Everton FC players with the technical bench outlined below.

RoleStaff memberNationality
ManagerDavid MoyesScotland
Assistant ManagerBilly McKinlayScotland
Assistant ManagerLeighton BainesEngland
Assistant ManagerAlan IrvineScotland
Goalkeeping CoachAaron CameronEngland
Goalkeeping CoachDavid LucasEngland
Fitness CoachJack DowlingEngland

Latest Everton FC news and updates

Everton is settling into the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the 2026/27 season. Recent Everton FC transfers include right-back Ainsley Maitland-Niles, midfielder Tyrique George, and wingers Jack Grealish and Brennan Johnson. Departures include Iliman Ndiaye, Dwight McNeil, Beto, and Tim Iroegbuna. Check out the full 2026/27 transfers here.

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Everton FC honours and achievements

The following table shows Everton’s major honours and achievements.

Honour / AchievementNumberYears / Details
English First Division / Premier League titles91890–91, 1914–15, 1927–28, 1931–32, 1938–39, 1962–63, 1969–70, 1984–85, 1986–87
FA Cup51906, 1933, 1966, 1984, 1995
European Cup Winners’ Cup11984–85
FA Charity / Community Shield9Multiple victories between 1928 and 1995
UEFA Cup / Europa LeagueBest: Quarter-finals2007–08 UEFA Cup
Top-flight appearancesMost in English footballEverton have played more top-flight games than any other English club

FAQs about  Everton FC

Why is Everton FC called Everton?

The club’s name changed from St Domingo’s to Everton in 1879 to reflect a Liverpool district.

What financial challenges is Everton FC facing?

Everton was ordered to pay Burnley £35 million in damages and interest for PSR violations from the 2021/22 season. The club also moved to a new stadium, which is costly at the beginning.

What is Everton FC’s motto?

Everton’s official motto is ‘Nil satis nisi optimum’, which translates to ‘only the best is good enough’.

Why did Everton give up Anfield?

Everton had a rent and property dispute with John Houlding, the stadium’s owner. Houlding wanted to increase the rent and control the grounds’ commercial use. Everton refused the terms and moved to Goodison Park, which they used for over 130 years.

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Conclusion

Everton FC’s long history in English football has not been in vain. The club has had trophy-winning spells and seasons of consistent play. Will the Toffees return to their dominant form? Follow Everton’s campaigns in all competitions on SportPesa.

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