Phil Neville insists Everton are confident of beating Benfica at home in the Europa League, despite their thrashing in Portugal two weeks ago. The Toffees travelled to Lisbon a fortnight ago without 11 players and were handed a... [read full story]
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Manager David Moyes has accepted that his Everton side's Europa League commitments have hampered their progress on the domestic front. The Toffees have gone seven games without a win in all competitions and they are just two...
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Everton boss David Moyes wants to see the Old Firm playing in the Barclays Premier League. The Goodison Park chief, Scottish himself and a former Celtic player, sees many virtues in the two-tier Premier League that is...
This season has not started the best for Everton, so far they have been unable to recapture the form they showed last season in the league and sit a lowly 13th. Couple this with two heavy defeats and the hands of Benfica in the...
Match review by Simon Hart from Goodison Park SL Benfica's Spanish midfielder Javi García said the Eagles had offered a serious statement of intent by beating Group I rivals Everton for the second time in a fortnight....
Filed: Friday, 6th November 2009 By: Preview Percy It's been a busy week for Preview Percy as he has a look at Sunday's match at home to Everton...... Next up it’s another home match against Everton, the Sunday 3pm kick-off...
Tony Cascarino Everton don't normally have any reason to be grateful to Liverpool, but they should feel thankful that their rivals are struggling so much that their own problems are largely going unnoticed. What's happened to...
Tony Cascarino Everton don't normally have any reason to be grateful to Liverpool, but they should feel thankful that their rivals are struggling so much that their own problems are largely going unnoticed. What's happened to...
David Moyes still believes Everton will qualify for the knockout stages of the Europa League despite suffering their second defeat at the hands of Benfica on Thursday night. The injury-ravaged Toffees lost 2-0 at home to the...
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