Everton

Palace and Everton share the spoils.

Honors even in this one, with neither side able to force a breakthrough.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Eagles with 57%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Eagles registering 12 shots to the Toffees' ten.

The Details

Odsonne Edouard only touched the ball 19 times, cutting a frustrated figure up front, although Tyrick Mitchell was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. For Everton, Dwight McNeil continually probed down the flank, getting 6 crosses into the box. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Eagles had a slight advantage, clocking up 415 completed passes to the Toffees' 325.

Palace's win streak snapped. Meanwhile, Everton end their streak of defeats.

Next up, Palace take on Wolves at Molineux on Tuesday, April 25th. While it doesn't get any easier for Everton; they play Newcastle on Thursday, April 27th. Can the Eagles keep their point streak going? Will the Toffees continue to make strides?

Fulham go home with all three points after win over Everton.

Harrison Reed got the opener for Fulham in the 22nd minute following some good work by Daniel James. Everton's Dwight McNeil responded with a tying goal in the 35th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Fulham's Harry Wilson broke the tie with a 51st minute strike. Fulham's Daniel James added another in the 68th to secure the win.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Cottagers made good use of their possession (54%), generating 21 shots to the Toffees' 15 shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Cottagers had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Kenny Tete posed a threat out wide all game, registering 7 crosses, while Tosin Adarabioyo was one step ahead, recording 4 interceptions. The Cottagers had a slight edge in the passing department, registering 465 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 407.

Everton make it two losses on the bounce. Meanwhile, Fulham's form finally picks up.

Both squads play next on Saturday, April 22nd. Everton meet Palace at Selhurst Park, while Fulham take on Leeds at Craven Cottage. Can the Toffees get out of this rough patch? Will this be the start of a winning streak for the Cottagers?

Easy as you like for Man United in win over Everton.

Scott McTominay got the opener for Man United in the 36th minute after being assisted by Jadon Sancho. Man United's Anthony Martial added another in the 71st minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• United converted their dominance of the ball (64% possession) into lots of chances, clocking up 29 shots.
• Going forward the Toffees looked dangerous, amassing 15 shots in total.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if United had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

Bruno Fernandes continually probed down the flank, getting 5 crosses into the box. United's fluid football shone through in the end, registering 300 more completed passes than the Toffees as they took all three points.

Man United make it back-to-back wins. Meanwhile, Everton's form takes a turn for the worse.

Next up, Man United will be licking their lips at the prospect of facing Forest on Sunday, April 16th. While Everton meet Fulham at Goodison Park on Saturday, April 15th. Can United make it three wins in a row? Will the Toffees put this disappointment behind them?

Tottenham Hotspur denied by late Michael Keane equalizer.

Harry Kane netted a penalty to open up the scoring for Tottenham in the 68th minute. Everton's Michael Keane responded with a tying goal in the 90th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Toffees too much as they only had 39% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but the Toffees will rue missed opportunities having had 15 shots compared to Spurs' eight.

The Details

For Tottenham, Ivan Perišić continually probed down the flank, getting 8 crosses into the box, although Cristian Romero was a frequent offender, committing 5 fouls. Positives for Spurs? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 593 passes compared to the Toffees' 383.

Back-to-back draws for Everton. Meanwhile, Tottenham earn their second draw in a row.

Both squads play next on Saturday, April 8th. Everton face Man United in a David vs Goliath clash, while Tottenham have a nail-biting game lined up against high-flying Brighton. Can the Toffees make it three consecutive draws? Will Spurs start a run of draws?

Ellis Simms stuns Chelsea with late equalizer.

João Félix got the opener for Chelsea in the 52nd minute. Everton showed character, equalising through Abdoulaye Doucouré after 69 minutes. With the match tied at 1-1, Chelsea reclaimed the lead with a Kai Havertz goal, but Everton's men weren't finished. Ellis Simms made it 2-2 in the 89th minute, as the two teams split the points.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but the Blues might consider themselves unlucky as they had 69% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but the Blues will rue missed opportunities having had 20 shots compared to the Toffees' 12.

The Details

Ben Chilwell posed a constant threat from the wide areas, whipping in a total of 13 crosses. Whilst only managing a draw, the Blues' ball control was on display throughout as they completed 291 more passes than the Toffees.

Chelsea's win streak snapped. Meanwhile, Everton continue their string of mixed results.

Next up, Chelsea meet Villa at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, April 1st. While there's no let up for Everton who face Tottenham on Monday, April 3rd. Can the Blues keep their point streak going? Will the Toffees improve their form?

Strong defensive display gives Everton the win.

Dwight McNeil opened the scoring early for Everton in the 1st minute following some good work by Abdoulaye Doucouré. Neither team scored over the remainder of the match, as Everton defeated Brentford.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Toffees had (33%), they were creative with it, generating 13 attempts at goal.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 12 shots in the match.
• The Toffees' accuracy paid off well, 46% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Dwight McNeil continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box, although Amadou Onana was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Bees' dominance on the ball came to no avail, completing 247 more passes than the Toffees yet still losing the game.

Everton bag a win. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Next up, Everton meet Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, March 18th. While Brentford meet Southampton at St. Mary's on Wednesday, March 15th. Can the Toffees win again? Will the Bees improve their form?

Nothing to separate Forest and Everton.

Demarai Gray netted a penalty to open up the scoring for Everton in the 10th minute. Brennan Johnson retaliated for Forest with an equalizer in the 19th minute. With the score level at 1-1, Everton reclaimed the lead on an Abdoulaye Doucouré goal, but Brennan Johnson wasn't to be denied, scoring once again for Forest, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Tricky Trees with 57%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• There was nothing between the teams on the scoresheet, and nothing between them in terms of shots, with both registering 10 attempts.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Forest receiving three bookings and Everton five.

The Details

Jonjo Shelvey posed a threat out wide all game, registering 6 crosses, while Chris Wood only touched the ball 19 times, cutting a frustrated figure up front. The Tricky Trees' passing game will give them reason to be confident in their next game, clocking up 473 completed passes. The Toffees only managed 358.

Forest's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Everton end their streak of defeats.

Both squads play next on Saturday, March 11th. Forest take on Tottenham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while Everton take on Brentford at Goodison Park. Can the Tricky Trees do better next time? Will the Toffees continue to make strides?

Martinelli leads Arsenal to emphatic win over Everton.

Bukayo Saka began the scoring for Arsenal in the 40th minute following some good work by Oleksandr Zinchenko. Martinelli then doubled the lead with a goal in the 45th minute. Arsenal added to their tally with two more goals to ensure a comfortable win.

The Overview

• The Gunners saw a lot of the ball with 73% possession and created plenty of chances too, racking up 15 shots.
• The Toffees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering eight total shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Gunners had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Martin Ødegaard and Leandro Trossard posed a threat out wide all game, each registering 4 crosses. The ball was bossed by the Gunners, who completed 470 more passes than the Toffees by the end of the game.

Arsenal keep their winning streak alive. Meanwhile, Everton make it two losses on the bounce.

Next up, high-flying Arsenal will look to pick up three points against Bournemouth on Saturday, March 4th. While Everton meet Forest at the City Ground on Sunday, March 5th. Can the Gunners keep their great form going? Will the Toffees get out of this rough patch?

Villa go home with all three points after win over Everton.

Ollie Watkins put Villa 1-0 up in the 63rd minute. Emiliano Buendía extended Villa's lead in the 81st minute which looked to make the closing stages more comfortable, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder.

The Overview

• The Villans managed nine shots with their 53% possession, while the Toffees outperformed the competition with 15 attempts.
• The Villans' accuracy paid off well, 56% of their shots were on target.

The Details

While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Villans had a slight advantage, clocking up 426 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 355. For Everton, Dwight McNeil pushed hard to create chances, but his 13 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome.

Everton's mixed form continues. Meanwhile, Villa are back on the up.

Next up, Everton face a tough test against Arsenal on Wednesday, March 1st. While Villa meet Palace at Villa Park on Saturday, March 4th. Can the Toffees improve their form? Will this be the start of a winning streak for the Villans?

Strong defensive display gives Everton the win.

Following a scoreless first half, Séamus Coleman opened the score for Everton in the 64th minute following an assist by Alex Iwobi. This lone goal proved decisive, as Everton held on to beat Leeds and take all three points.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Toffees made good use of their possession (50%), generating 15 shots to the Whites' eight shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Toffees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 40%.

The Details

Dwight McNeil posed a threat out wide all game, registering 15 crosses. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Toffees had a slight advantage, clocking up 401 completed passes compared to the Whites' 393.

Everton's uninspiring form comes to an end as they take all three points. Meanwhile, It's another game, another loss for Leeds.

Both squads play next on Saturday, February 25th. Everton meet Villa at Goodison Park, while Leeds have a crucial game against Southampton. Can the Toffees win again? Will the Whites get out of this rough patch?

Liverpool shut out Everton in victory.

Mohamed Salah netted the first goal of the match for Liverpool in the 36th minute following some good work by Darwin Núñez. Liverpool's Cody Gakpo added another in the 49th minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• The Reds cut through the opposition defence with relative ease and registered 15 shots in total.
• The Toffees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering six total shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 40%.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold continually probed down the flank, getting 11 crosses into the box. The Reds' passing prowess was on show as they completed 584 passes over the course of the game compared to the Toffees' 405. For Everton, the Reds did a good job of cutting off the supply to Ellis Simms, limiting him to only 20 touches, although Vitalii Mykolenko and James Tarkowski seemed off the pace defensively, committing 4 fouls in a frustrating game.

Liverpool get back to winning form. Meanwhile, Everton's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, February 18th. Liverpool meet Newcastle at St. James' Park, while Everton have a bottom of the table clash with Leeds. Can the Reds win again? Will the Toffees improve their form?

Strong defensive display gives Everton the win.

Following a scoreless first half, James Tarkowski began the scoring for Everton in the 60th minute following an assist by Dwight McNeil. This lone goal proved decisive, as Everton held on to beat Arsenal and take all three points.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Toffees had (30%), they were creative with it, generating 12 attempts at goal.
• Going forward the Gunners looked dangerous, amassing 15 shots in total.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Toffees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Dwight McNeil posed a threat out wide all game, registering 11 crosses. Despite losing, the Gunners' technical superiority was evident as they completed 372 more passes than the Toffees.

Everton finally get a win. Meanwhile, Arsenal taste defeat, ending their winning streak.

Next up, Everton look forward to a grudge match against rivals Liverpool on Monday, February 13th. While Arsenal meet Brentford at the Emirates on Saturday, February 11th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Toffees? Will the Gunners put this disappointment behind them?

West Ham ease to victory over Everton.

Jarrod Bowen began the scoring for West Ham in the 34th minute. Then, Bowen struck again in the 41st minute, leading West Ham to an impressive win over Everton.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Hammers had (32%), they were creative with it, generating 11 attempts at goal.
• The Toffees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering five total shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Hammers had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 36%.

The Details

Emerson posed a threat out wide all game, registering 5 crosses. The Toffees lost on the day but managed to complete 353 more passes than the Hammers, highlighting their technical strength.

Things look to be on the up for West Ham as they come away with all three points. Meanwhile, Everton come away with yet another loss.

Both squads play next on Saturday, February 4th. West Ham face Newcastle in a David vs Goliath clash, while it doesn't get any easier for Everton; they play Arsenal. Can the Hammers win again? Will the Toffees halt their terrible form?

James Ward-Prowse guides Southampton to victory.

Amadou Onana began the scoring for Everton in the 39th minute after being found by Demarai Gray. Southampton's James Ward-Prowse then responded with a tying goal in the 46th minute. James Ward-Prowse then netted a 78th minute strike to give Southampton the win.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (47% vs 53%), but Saints created more chances, registering 13 attempts to the Toffees' 12.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if Saints had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.
• In the process of picking up the three points, Roméo Lavia, Ibrahima Diallo and Lyanco found their way into the referee's book.

The Details

James Ward-Prowse posed a threat out wide all game, registering 5 crosses, although Ibrahima Diallo was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. For Everton, the Toffees were thwarted by the offside flag as Dominic Calvert-Lewin wasn't caught offside 3 times. The Toffees won the passing battle but only just; they completed 393 passes compared to Saints' 352.

Everton have now taken 0 points from a possible 6. Meanwhile, Southampton's run of poor form finally comes to an end.

Both squads play next on Saturday, January 21st. Everton face West Ham in a game with a lot riding on it, while Southampton meet Villa at St. Mary's. Can the Toffees get out of this rough patch? Will this be the start of a winning streak for Saints?

Brighton claim road win over Everton.

This match was quite the high-scoring affair. Kaoru Mitoma began the scoring for Brighton in the 14th minute after being assisted by Moisés Caicedo. Following the opening goal, Brighton proceeded to add on 3 more goals, compared to Everton's 1 as Brighton took the three points.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Seagulls made good use of their possession (51%), generating 19 shots to the Toffees' ten shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Seagulls had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 42%.

The Details

Pascal Groß posed a threat out wide all game, registering 5 crosses. While the passing game was close, the Seagulls had a slight advantage, clocking up 496 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 470.

Everton's mixed form continues. Meanwhile, Brighton are back to winning ways.

Both squads play next on Saturday, January 14th. Everton prepare for a pivotal clash against Southampton, while Brighton take on Liverpool at the AMEX. Can the Toffees improve their form? Will the Seagulls win again?

Everton hold off Man City to claim hard-earned point.

Erling Haaland got the opener for Man City in the 24th minute. Everton's Demarai Gray responded with a tying goal in the 64th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• The Toffees were able to get away with a point despite only having 26% possession.
• City will wonder how they only managed a point after racking up 14 more shots than the Toffees throughout the game.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Man City receiving three bookings and Everton four.

The Details

Kevin De Bruyne posed a threat out wide all game, registering 12 crosses. Despite the draw, City were dominant in the passing game, completing a massive 418 more passes than the Toffees. For Everton, it was a frustrating game for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who only registered 15 touches of the ball.

Man City's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Everton end their streak of defeats.

Next up, Man City take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, January 5th. While Everton take on Brighton at Goodison Park on Tuesday, January 3rd. Can City do better next time? Will the Toffees continue to make strides?

Wolves claim road win over Everton.

Yerry Mina opened the score for Everton in the 7th minute after a set up by Dwight McNeil. Wolves' Daniel Podence then responded with an equalizer in the 22nd minute. Rayan Aït Nouri then netted a 90th minute strike to give Wolves the win.

The Overview

• Wolves' shot total of 7 could have been improved if they'd had more than 42% of the possession. The Toffees outperformed the competition with 12 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Toffees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 12 shots in the match.
• Wolves' accuracy paid off well, 57% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Nélson Semedo racked up 4 interceptions throughout the game, constantly frustrating the Toffees, although Diego Costa was a frequent offender, committing 5 fouls. For Everton, Nathan Patterson pushed hard to create chances, but his 6 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome. The Toffees can take confidence from their superior passing game, completing 510 passes compared to Wolves' 364.

It's more misery for Everton as they lose again. Meanwhile, Wolves get a much-needed win.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 31st. Everton face a tough test against Man City, while Wolves face the challenge of Man United. Can the Toffees halt their terrible form? Will this be the start of a winning streak for Wolves?

Bournemouth win comfortably against Everton.

Marcus Tavernier netted the first goal of the match for Bournemouth in the 18th minute. The first half got even better for Bournemouth when Kieffer Moore extended their lead, and Jaidon Anthony put on the finishing touches with a third score in 69th to get them the 3-0 win.

The Overview

• The Cherries' counter-attacking style was effective, as they registered 16 shots at goal despite only having 36% possession.
• Going forward the Toffees looked dangerous, amassing 15 shots in total.
• The Cherries' accuracy paid off well, 56% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Lewis Cook continually probed down the flank, getting 4 crosses into the box. For Everton, Idrissa Gana Guèye seemed off the pace defensively, committing 4 fouls in a frustrating game. The Toffees completed 236 more passes than the Cherries, but it came to nothing in the end as they left with a loss.

Bournemouth come away with a much-needed three points. Meanwhile, Everton make it two losses on the bounce.

Next up, Bournemouth take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, December 27th. While Everton face fellow relegation-rivals Wolves for a clash at the bottom of the table on Monday, December 26th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Cherries? Will the Toffees get out of this rough patch?

Strong defensive display gives Leicester the win.

Youri Tielemans put Leicester 1-0 up in the 45th minute. Harvey Barnes put the game to bed with a late strike, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Foxes made good use of their possession (51%), generating 22 shots to the Toffees' 12 shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Foxes had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 36%.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

The Foxes had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 514 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 483. For Everton, Demarai Gray pushed hard to create chances, but his 7 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome.

Everton's mixed form continues. Meanwhile, Things look to be on the up for Leicester as they come away with all three points.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 12th. Everton meet Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, while Leicester meet West Ham at the London Stadium. Can the Toffees improve their form? Will the Foxes win again?

Nothing to separate Fulham and Everton.

Honors even in this one, with neither side able to force a breakthrough.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Cottagers with 57%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The Cottagers will wonder how they only managed a point after racking up 15 more shots than the Toffees throughout the game.

The Details

Andreas Pereira posed a threat out wide all game, registering 10 crosses. For Everton, Amadou Onana was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Cottagers had a slight advantage, clocking up 460 completed passes to the Toffees' 365.

Fulham's win streak snapped. Meanwhile, Everton continue their string of mixed results.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 5th. Fulham meet Man City at the Etihad, while Everton take on Leicester at Goodison Park. Can the Cottagers keep their point streak going? Will the Toffees improve their form?

Everton claim all three points with strong defensive performance.

Everton had a great start in this one with an early Dominic Calvert-Lewin goal following some good work by Alex Iwobi. Anthony Gordon added another to put Everton 2-0 up after 63 minutes. Dwight McNeil put the match away with a third in the 84th minute, and Palace were shutout as Everton secured a comfortable win.

The Overview

• The Toffees managed nine shots with their 47% possession, while the Eagles delivered similar results with nine attempts.
• The Toffees' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 67% accuracy.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Everton receiving three bookings and Palace four.

The Details

Demarai Gray was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls, and he continually probed down the flank, getting 8 crosses into the box. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Eagles had a slight advantage, clocking up 445 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 387.

Everton's poor run comes to an end. Meanwhile, Palace's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 29th. Everton take on Fulham at Craven Cottage, while Palace meet Southampton at Selhurst Park. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Toffees? Will the Eagles improve their form?

Strong defensive display gives Newcastle the win.

In a lopsided match turned close, Newcastle were superior throughout, but squandered a myriad of chances to breakthrough. The lone goal of the match occurred in the 31st minute as Miguel Almirón found the back of the net following an assist by Bruno Guimarães. Everton struggled to generate shot opportunities, but may be commended on keeping this one close throughout in what could have been a rout.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Magpies made good use of their possession (50%), generating 16 shots to the Toffees' one shot.
• Although they got the win, the Magpies were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 25% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Kieran Trippier posed a threat out wide all game, registering 14 crosses. For Everton, the Toffees' scoring efforts were held back by Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who was caught offside 3 times. The Toffees had a slight edge in the passing department, registering 415 completed passes compared to the Magpies' 398.

Newcastle get back in the win column. Meanwhile, Everton come away with yet another loss.

Next up, Newcastle face Tottenham in a high-stakes showdown on Sunday, October 23rd. While Everton meet Palace at Goodison Park on Saturday, October 22nd. Can the Magpies win again? Will the Toffees halt their terrible form?

Tottenham claim all three points with strong defensive performance.

Harry Kane began the scoring by capitalising from the penalty spot for Tottenham in the 59th minute. Tottenham's Pierre Emile Højbjerg added another in the 86th minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• Spurs converted their dominance of the ball (62% possession) into lots of chances, clocking up 21 shots.
• The lack of attacking threat proved to be the Toffees' downfall. They will know that four shots isn't enough to win games at the top level.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if Spurs had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Ivan Perišić posed a threat out wide all game, registering 8 crosses, although Ben Davies was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. Spurs passed the ball about with ease, completing 216 more passes than the Toffees and taking all three points home. Spurs did a good job of cutting off the supply to Neal Maupay, limiting him to only 15 touches.

It's another win for Tottenham as they make it two on the bounce. Meanwhile, It's another game, another loss for Everton.

Both squads play next on Wednesday, October 19th. Tottenham face Man United in a high-stakes showdown, while Everton meet Newcastle at St. James' Park. Can Spurs make it three wins in a row? Will the Toffees get out of this rough patch?

Man United take three points away from Goodison Park.

Alex Iwobi netted the first goal of the match for Everton in the 5th minute. Man United's Antony then responded with an equalizer in the 15th minute. Cristiano Ronaldo then netted a 44th minute strike to give Man United the win.

The Overview

• United won the possession battle with 61% and they had it in the right areas too, getting away 12 shots in total.
• Despite the loss, the Toffees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 11 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if United had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Christian Eriksen posed a threat out wide all game, registering 4 crosses. United moved the ball about nicely to take the win, completing 218 more passes than their opponents.

Everton taste defeat, ending their winning streak. Meanwhile, things look to be on the up for Man United as they come away with all three points.

Next up, Everton take on Tottenham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, October 15th. While Man United take on Newcastle at Old Trafford on Sunday, October 16th. Can the Toffees put this disappointment behind them? Will United win again?

Everton win on the road.

Joe Aribo netted the first goal of the match for Southampton in the 49th minute after being assisted by Che Adams. Everton's Conor Coady then responded with an equalizer in the 52nd minute. Dwight McNeil then netted a 54th minute strike to give Everton the win.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (46% vs 54%), but Saints created more chances, registering 21 attempts to the Toffees' 12.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Toffees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 42%.

The Details

Demarai Gray posed a threat out wide all game, registering 6 crosses. For Southampton, it was a frustrating game for Sekou Mara, who only registered 15 touches of the ball. Saints had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 438 completed passes compared to the Toffees' 381.

Southampton's woeful losing run continues. Meanwhile, Everton make it two wins in two.

Next up, Southampton meet Man City at the Etihad on Saturday, October 8th. While Everton take on Man United at Goodison Park on Sunday, October 9th. Can Saints halt their terrible form? Will the Toffees make it three wins in a row?

Strong defensive display gives Everton the win.

After a goalless first half, Neal Maupay began the scoring for Everton in the 53rd minute after a set up by Alex Iwobi. This lone goal proved decisive, as Everton held on to beat West Ham and take all three points.

The Overview

• The Toffees managed seven shots with their 53% possession, while the Hammers outperformed the competition with 14 attempts.
• Although they got the win, the Toffees were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 29% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Demarai Gray posed a threat out wide all game, registering 11 crosses. The Toffees had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 462 completed passes compared to the Hammers' 390. They also did a good job of cutting off the supply to Michail Antonio, limiting him to only 17 touches.

Everton win to end their drawing streak. Meanwhile, It's another game, another loss for West Ham.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 1st. Everton take on Southampton at St. Mary's, while West Ham face Wolves in a game where both teams will be desperate to come away with three points. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Toffees? Will the Hammers get out of this rough patch?

Everton and Liverpool share the spoils.

Everton and Liverpool had to settle for a point apiece after a drab encounter at Goodison Park. Neither team was really able to get anything going in the contest, which certainly wasn't one for the neutral. A draw was the right result in the end and both sides will be hoping to produce a bit more creative spark next time out.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Toffees too much as they only had 39% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but the Reds will rue missed opportunities having had 23 shots compared to the Toffees' 14.

The Details

For Liverpool, Kostas Tsimikas didn't let the opposition rest, getting 8 crosses into the box. Positives for the Reds? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 466 passes compared to the Toffees' 306.

Everton are becoming the league's draw specialists. Meanwhile, Liverpool's run of wins comes to an end.

Next up, Everton face the daunting prospect of high-flying Arsenal on Sunday, September 11th. While Liverpool will look to pick up three points against Wolves on Saturday, September 10th. Can the Toffees pick up a long awaited three points? Will the Reds continue to climb the table?

Everton cling on in draw with Leeds.

Anthony Gordon netted the first goal of the match for Everton in the 17th minute. Leeds' Luis Sinisterra retaliated with an equalizer in the 55th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• Despite keeping the ball well (70% possession), the Whites couldn't convert that advantage into a winning goal.
• They may have shared the points, but the Whites will rue missed opportunities having had 14 shots compared to the Toffees' seven.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Leeds receiving three bookings and Everton three.

The Details

Jack Harrison had a field day, registering 13 crosses. The Whites only came away with a draw despite completing 338 more passes than the Toffees. For Everton, Alex Iwobi and Vitalii Mykolenko's excellent reading of the game was on show again, each intercepted the ball 4 times.

Leeds' unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Everton continue their run of draws.

Both squads play next on Saturday, September 3rd. Leeds meet Brentford at Brentford Community Stadium, while Everton meet fierce rivals Liverpool. Can the Whites do better next time? Will the Toffees secure a sought after victory?

Nothing to separate Brentford and Everton.

Anthony Gordon got the opener for Everton in the 24th minute. Brentford's Vitaly Janelt retaliated with a tying goal in the 84th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Bees with 58%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The Toffees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just 14 shots compared to the Bees' 19.

The Details

Mathias Jensen had a field day, registering 10 crosses, while Benjamin Mee excellent reading of the game was on show again, intercepting the ball 4 times. The Bees can take confidence from their superior passing game, completing 515 passes compared to the Toffees' 382.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Everton earn their second draw in a row.

Both squads play next on Tuesday, August 30th. Brentford take on Palace at Selhurst Park, while there's no relief for Everton who face a rampant Leeds. Can the Bees do better next time? Will the Toffees start a run of draws?

Demarai Gray stuns Nottingham Forest with late equalizer.

Brennan Johnson began the scoring for Forest in the 81st minute. Everton's Demarai Gray retaliated with a tying goal in the 88th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 49% possession for the Toffees and 51% for the Tricky Trees.
• The Tricky Trees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just 14 shots compared to the Toffees' 19.

The Details

Salomón Rondón only touched the ball 12 times, cutting a frustrated figure up front. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Tricky Trees had a slight advantage, clocking up 438 completed passes to the Toffees' 416. For Forest, Neco Williams was relentless, getting 7 crosses into the opposition box.

Everton finally get a point on the board. Meanwhile, Forest continue their string of mixed results.

Next up, Everton have a tough game ahead against Brentford on Saturday, August 27th. While Forest meet Tottenham at the City Ground on Sunday, August 28th. Can the Toffees build on this result? Will the Tricky Trees improve their form?

Villa run out winners over Everton.

Danny Ings put Villa 1-0 up in the 31st minute. Villa's Emiliano Buendía then added one more in the 85th minute. Lucas Digne got Everton within one score with an 87th minute strike, but Villa held on for three points.

The Overview

• The Villans saw a bit more of the ball (58% possession) and converted that into 12 attempts on goal.
• Going forward the Toffees looked dangerous, amassing 15 shots in total.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Villans had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Lucas Digne continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box. The Villans' passing prowess was on show as they completed 523 passes over the course of the game compared to the Toffees' 381.

Villa bag a win. Meanwhile, Everton have now taken 0 points from a possible 6.

Both squads play next on Saturday, August 20th. Villa prepare for a pivotal clash against Palace, while Everton have a crucial game against Forest. Can the Villans win again? Will the Toffees get out of this rough patch?

Chelsea claim fine win at Everton.

Jorginho got the opener via a penalty score for Chelsea in the 45th minute. This lone goal proved to be the difference, as Chelsea took all three points from Everton.

The Overview

• The Blues converted their dominance of the ball (63% possession) into lots of chances, clocking up 15 shots.
• The Toffees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering eight total shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Blues had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 40%.

The Details

Reece James continually probed down the flank, getting 17 crosses into the box. The Blues passed the ball about with ease, completing 240 more passes than the Toffees and taking all three points home. For Everton, Vitalii Mykolenko seemed off the pace defensively, committing 4 fouls in a frustrating game.

Everton will look to bounce back next match. Meanwhile, Chelsea kick things off with a win.

Next up, Everton meet Villa at Villa Park on Saturday, August 13th. While Chelsea face old foes Tottenham on Sunday, August 14th. Can the Toffees improve and pick up points? Will the Blues find another win?