Everton's 2025/26 Fixtures Revealed

Everton will open the 2025/26 season with a Monday night trip to Elland Road to take on Leeds United, a game that will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Brighton & Hove Albion will then be the first-ever Premier League visitors at Hill Dickinson Stadium the following weekend.

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A trip to Wolves, the visit of Aston Villa and the first Merseyside derby of the season – at Anfield – complete the Blues' opening five league fixtures of the new campaign.

David Moyes' side close out the season with a trip to Tottenham Hotspur – scheduled for Sunday 24 May - with the final home game of the term set to be played against Sunderland the week prior.

The first Merseyside derby at Hill Dickinson Stadium is pencilled in for Saturday 18 April.

Everton welcome Arsenal to their new world-class waterfront home in the final game before Christmas (20 December), before away games against Burnley (27 December) and Nottingham Forest (30 December) before new year.

The Toffees' first trip to the Stadium of Light since 2016 to face newly-promoted Sunderland will take place on Saturday 1 November.

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All fixture dates are subject to change due to broadcast selections and other competition commitments. Ticket details and on-sale dates for matches will be announced on Club channels in due course.

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Everton’s 2025/26 Premier League Fixtures

Mon 18 Aug – Leeds United (A)

Sat 23 Aug – Brighton & Hove Albion (H)

Sat 30 Aug – Wolves (A)

Sat 13 Sep - Aston Villa (H)

Sat 20 Sep – Liverpool (A)

Sat 27 Sep – West Ham United (H)

Sat 4 Oct – Crystal Palace (H) 

Sat 18 Oct – Manchester City (A)

Sat 25 Oct – Tottenham Hotspur (H)

Sat 1 Nov – Sunderland (A)

Sat 8 Nov – Fulham (H)

Sat 22 Nov – Manchester United (A)

Sat 29 Nov – Newcastle United (H)

Wed 3 Dec – Bournemouth (A)

Sat 6 Dec – Nottingham Forest (H)

Sat 13 Dec – Chelsea (A)

Sat 20 Dec – Arsenal (H)

Sat 27 Dec – Burnley (A)

Tue 30 Dec – Nottingham Forest (A)

Sat 3 Jan – Brentford (H)

Wed 7 Jan – Wolves (H)

Sat 17 Jan – Aston Villa (A)

Sat 24 Jan – Leeds United (H)

Sat 31 Jan – Brighton & Hove Albion (A)

Sat 7 Feb – Fulham (A)

Wed 11 Feb – Bournemouth (H)

Sat 21 Feb – Manchester United (H)

Sat 28 Feb – Newcastle United (A)

Wed 4 Mar – Burnley (H)

Sat 14 Mar – Arsenal (A)

Sat 21 Mar – Chelsea (H)

Sat 11 Apr – Brentford (A)

Sat 18 Apr – Liverpool (H)

Sat 25 Apr – West Ham United (A)

Sat 2 May – Manchester City (H)

Sat 9 May – Crystal Palace (A)

Sun 17 May – Sunderland (H)

Sun 24 May – Tottenham Hotspur (A)

*Fixture dates subject to change