A new era for the Toffees is set to get underway with Everton hosting their first Premier League fixture at their new waterfront stadium. The Blues will take on Brighton at Hill Dickinson Stadium on

A grand total of 99 days after Everton's tearful goodbye to Goodison Park, the Toffees play their first competitive fixture at Hill Dickinson Stadium with Brighton & Hove Albion the visitors. David Moyes' side will want to hit the ground running in their new surroundings,

Brighton owner Tony Bloom has opened up on his regrets over selling Alexis Mac Allister, whilst speaking on Brighton’s official YouTube channel in an interview with former Seagulls striker Glen Murray. “Well, in the last five years we’ve sold some top players who are playing at really big cubs and doing fantastically well.”

Matchday Two of the 2025/26 Premier League season kicks off on Friday night with a London derby as West Ham host Chelsea. The Hammers are already under pressure having been humbled 3-0 by promoted Sunderland last weekend.

Enzo Maresca is not under immediate pressure to deliver Chelsea’s first Premier League title in almost a decade, but the expectation at Stamford Bridge is for last season’s fourth-place finish to be bettered and to cut the gap at the top.

Brighton & Hove Albion majority owner Tony Bloom has admitted he regrets selling Alexis Mac Allister to Liverpool

With the first Premier League game being played at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday, how have Everton prepared their new stadium?

Both Fulham and Manchester United will be looking for their first win of the 2025/26 Premier League campaign this Sunday.