Everton FC: Schedule, Results, and Club Information
The squad is built on a foundation of defensive organization and efficient transition play, traditional hallmarks of the current management.
- Composition: A balanced mix of experienced Premier League veterans and high-potential technical players acquired during the post-takeover restructuring.
- Tactical Focus: Emphasis on structural discipline, high work-rate, and clinical set-piece execution under David Moyes.
- Recruitment: Under new ownership, the club has moved toward a more sustainable and strategic transfer policy, focusing on data-backed acquisitions to ensure long-term competitiveness.
Everton Stadium (Bramley-Moore Dock): Home Ground
The 2025/26 season marks Everton's first full year at their state-of-the-art stadium on the banks of the River Mersey.
- Infrastructure: A multi-purpose, iconic waterfront arena featuring the "Home End," one of the steepest single-tier stands in the country.
- Commercial Impact: The move from Goodison Park has significantly boosted matchday revenue and global commercial opportunities for the club.
- Legacy: While Goodison Park remains a central part of the club’s history, the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock symbolizes Everton's future as a modern European force.
Trophies and Honors
- First Division / Premier League: 9 titles.
- FA Cup: 5 titles.
- European Cup Winners' Cup: 1 title.
- Charity Shield: 9 titles.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is the current manager of Everton?
As of April 2026, David Moyes is the head coach, having returned to the club in January 2025 to lead the team back into the top half of the Premier League.
What is the capacity of the new Everton Stadium?
The new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock has a capacity of 52,888 spectators, a significant increase from the historic Goodison Park.
Who owns Everton FC?
The club is owned by The Friedkin Group, led by American billionaire Dan Friedkin, who completed the acquisition in December 2024.
What is the "Merseyside Derby"?
It is the historic rivalry between Everton and Liverpool, one of the longest-running and most famous local derbies in world football.