Match Reports…
Everton vs Leeds United (28th November 2020)
Burnley vs Everton (5th December 2020)
Everton vs Chelsea (12th December 2020)
Leicester City vs Everton (16th December 2020)
Everton vs Arsenal (19th December 2020)
Everton vs Manchester United (Carabao Cup, 23rd December 2020)
Sheffield United vs Everton (26th December 2020)
Everton vs West Ham United (1st January 2021)
Everton vs Rotherham United (FA Cup 3rd Round, 9th January 2021)
Wolves vs Everton (13th January 2021)
Everton vs Leicester City (28th January 2021)
Everton vs Newcastle United (30th January 2021)
Leeds United vs Everton (3rd February 2021)
Manchester United vs Everton (7th February 2021)
Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur (FA Cup 5th Round, 11th February 2021)
Everton vs Fulham (14th February 2021)
Everton vs Manchester City (18th February 2021)
Liverpool vs Everton (20th February 2021)
Everton vs Southampton (1st March 2021)
West Bromwich Albion vs Everton (4th March 2021)
Chelsea vs Everton (8th March 2021)
Everton vs Burnley (13th March 2021)
Everton vs Manchester City (FA Cup QF, 20th March 2021)
Everton vs Crystal Palace (5th April 2021)
Brighton & Hove Albion vs Everton (13th April 2021)
Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur (17th April 2021)
Factfile:
Nickname: The Toffees
Founded: 1878
Manager: Carlo Ancelotti
Stadium: Goodison Park
Current league position: 7th
Last season’s finish: 12th
Current top scorer: Dominic Calvert-Lewin (16 goals in all competitions)
FFV’s one for the future: Ellis Simms
INTRODUCTION…
The 4th most successful club in England, Everton are the definition of a sleeping giant. Without silverware since 1995, the club have enjoyed little-to-no highs during the Premier League era, surviving on the last day of the season twice during the mid-1990s and only breaking into the coveted ‘Top 4’ once. However, since the arrival of Carlo Ancelotti in December 2019, things have looked more positive for the Toffees and after a run of four consecutive Premier League victories at the start of the 2020/2021 campaign, there was some talk at Goodison of a potential push for Champions League football. Following three back-to-back defeats though, this chatter has since quietened. Whether the Blues can pick up their tremendous form after the international break remains to be seen. However, with a manager of Ancelotti’s pedigree at the helm and an attack boasting the likes of Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison and a certain James Rodriguez, you would like to think the future is bright for the blue half of Merseyside.
