
Everton face a brutal stretch of fixtures that will define their season. Six matches against the division's elite - Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool - lie ahead. All are scheduled but none have been played.
The run pits the club against every team in the traditional top six except Brighton. It is the kind of gauntlet that can either galvanise a squad or expose its fragility. There is no margin for error and no room to build momentum against weaker opposition.
Everton's performance across these six games will answer fundamental questions about their current standing. Can they compete with the best on a consistent basis? Do they have the depth and resilience to take points from multiple top-six sides? Or will the fixture list prove too demanding?
The Merseyside derby against Liverpool carries particular weight - a local rivalry that transcends league position. But the visits to the Etihad and Old Trafford, and the home matches against Arsenal and Chelsea, will test Everton's credentials just as severely.
No matches have been completed from this fixture list. Form cannot yet be assessed.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Match drawn 0-0
Match drawn 2-2
Match drawn 1-1
Everton won 4-0
Everton won 2-0
Match drawn 1-1
Everton won 3-1
VfB Stuttgart won 3-1
Everton won 2-1
Stoke City won 1-0
Match drawn 2-2
Match drawn 2-2
Everton won 2-0
Everton won 3-2
Everton won 2-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jordan PickfordEngland | Goalkeeper |
| 32 | Jarrad BranthwaiteEngland | Defender |
| 6 | James TarkowskiEngland | Defender |
| 19 | Vitaliy MykolenkoUkraine | Defender |
| 23 | Seamus ColemanIreland | Defender |
| 2 | Nathan PattersonScotland | Defender |
| 18 | Ashley YoungEngland | Defender |
| 5 | Michael KeaneEngland | Defender |
| 15 | Jake O'BrienIreland | Defender |
| 27 | Idrissa GueyeSenegal | Midfielder |
| 16 | Abdoulaye DoucoureMali | Midfielder |
| 37 | James GarnerEngland | Midfielder |
| 7 | Dwight McNeilEngland | Midfielder |
| 11 | Jack HarrisonEngland | Midfielder |
| 24 | Orel MangalaBelgium | Midfielder |
| 38 | Tim IroegbunamEngland | Midfielder |
| 10 | Carlos AlcarazArgentina | Midfielder |
| 14 | Iliman NdiayeSenegal | Forward |
| 9 | Dominic Calvert-LewinEngland | Forward |
| 29 | BetoGuinea-Bissau | Forward |
| 45 | Youssef ChermitiPortugal | Forward |
| 25 | Armando BrojaAlbania | Forward |
| 13 | Joao VirginiaPortugal | Goalkeeper |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| First Division / League Championship | 9 | 1891-1987 |
| FA Cup | 5 | 1906-1995 |
| UEFA Cup Winners' Cup | 1 | 1985 |
Everton have won the top-flight English league championship nine times
Everton have lifted the FA Cup five times, most recently in 1995
Everton won their only European trophy, beating Rapid Vienna 3-1 in the final
Everton have spent more seasons in the top division of English football than any other club, an outright record
William 'Dixie' Dean scored 60 league goals in the 1927-28 season, still the record for most goals in a single English top-flight season
Everton were one of the twelve founding members of the Football League in 1888
Goodison Park, Everton's home for 119 years, was the first major football stadium built specifically for the sport in England
Everton have won the FA Charity Shield (now Community Shield) on multiple occasions, including outright and shared victories
Everton were among the first English clubs to compete in a UEFA European competition, entering the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup era
Harry Catterick led Everton to league titles in 1963 and 1970 during a successful managerial spell