Everton continued their Premier League resurgence at Portman Road on Saturday. A 2-0 win saw Sean Dyche's side past newly-promoted Ipswich Town. Goals from Iliman Ndiaye and Michael Keane before ...

letting out a roar of emotion in front of Goodison’s Gwladys Street End and Everton, somehow, had burgled a point. At full time, the substitute striker held his shirt over his face, seemingly ...

Everton youngster Harry Tyrer has been relegated to second-choice goalkeeper at Blackpool. The stopper joined the Tangerines on loan for the current campaign. The 22-year-old is highly regarded by ...

The Friedkin Group that owns the Italian capital club is now purchasing Everton. Members of Roma’s Curva Sud are set to boycott the start of their game against Internazionale at the weekend.

90+5’ - There’s the final whistle, 0-0. Pickford has saved Everton’s blushes late on against Ings who has so often been a ...

Football Finance expert Kieran Maguire says Everton fans should be "glad they dodged 777 Partners" as future owners "as it would have been a disaster". The US-based consortium - unable to complete ...

Next summer will be an historic period of transition as Everton move from Goodison Park to the club ... Jesper Lindstrom, currently on loan from Napoli would face the same fate - though the Blues have ...

Everton midfielder James Garner faces an extended spell on the sidelines due to his back injury, boss Sean Dyche has confirmed. Garner, hindered by a non-related back issue during the 2022-23 ...

Oct 19 (Reuters) - The Premier League match between Ipswich and Everton on Saturday has been delayed by 15 minutes due to problems with the turnstiles at Portman Road, the club said on Saturday.

An Everton fan has been banned from football matches after he threw a bottle at a police officer's face. Ben O'Meara was walking down 97th Avenue outside Anfield ahead of the Merseyside derby on ...

Everton were making the 240 mile drive to the south coast to play struggling Southampton who started the day propping up the ...

Everton’s profligacy during the reign of Farhad Moshiri sees them top the list with £451million borrowed in interest-free loans from the Iran-born businessman, a sum expected to be written off ...