Everton\u2019s Premier League season will begin at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday August 22, before an away game at Bournemouth and the visit of Manchester United to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.<\/p>\n
David Moyes’ side will get their opportunity to avenge the stoppage-time defeat to Liverpool last season when they host the Merseyside derby on the weekend of November 28. The reverse fixture at Anfield is scheduled for January 30.<\/p>\n
Everton, who finished 13th in the Premier League last season, face all three of the promoted teams in the first 10 games with former boss Frank Lampard set to visit with Coventry City on November 7.<\/p>\n
Everton’s Boxing Day fixture will be in front of their own supporters with Sunderland the visitors to the Hill Dickinson, while Everton’s Premier League campaign will finish with a trip to Portman Road against Ipswich Town.<\/p>\n
Everton’s 2026\/27 Premier League fixtures<\/a><\/p>\n All fixtures subject to change.<\/p>\n August<\/p>\n 22: Crystal Palace (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 29: Bournemouth (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n September<\/p>\n 5: Man Utd (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 12: Tottenham (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 19: Ipswich (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n October<\/p>\n 10: Hull (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 17: Chelsea (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 24: Arsenal (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 31: Newcastle (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n November<\/p>\n 7: Coventry (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 21: Brentford (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 28: Liverpool (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n December<\/p>\n 2: Aston Villa (a) – 8pm<\/p>\n 5: Fulham (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 12: Brighton (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 19: Nottingham Forest (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 26: Sunderland (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 30: Man City (h) – 8pm<\/p>\n January<\/p>\n 2: Leeds (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 6: Aston Villa (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 16: Coventry (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 23: Brentford (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 30: Liverpool (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n February<\/p>\n 6: Newcastle (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 10: Leeds (h) – 8pm<\/p>\n 20: Sunderland (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 27: Nottingham Forest (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n March<\/p>\n 3: Man City (a) – 8pm<\/p>\n 13: Man Utd (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 20: Tottenham (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n April<\/p>\n 10: Crystal Palace (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 17: Bournemouth (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 24: Brighton (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n May<\/p>\n 1: Fulham (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 8: Hull (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 15: Chelsea (a) – 3pm<\/p>\n 23: Arsenal (h) – 3pm<\/p>\n 30: Ipswich (a) – 4pm<\/p>\n Follow the new Premier League season with Sky Sports!<\/p>\n Sky Sports is the home of domestic club football in the UK & Ireland and will broadcast over 1,500 live matches across the Premier League, WSL, EFL and Scottish Premiership next season.<\/p>\n Sky Sports will show a minimum of 215 live Premier League matches in 2026\/27.<\/p>\n Sky Sports has first pick of matches each week and will continue to show multiple games at 2pm on Sunday on a number of weekends.<\/p>\n Sky Sports subscriber? You’ll be able to watch all our live football straight from the Sky Sports app<\/a>.<\/p>\n Not got Sky Sports? Upgrade to Sky Sports<\/a> if you’re already a Sky customer, or check out our latest offers.<\/a><\/p>\n