Everton eye Nicolas Jackson opportunity after Bayern hesitationCredit to Football Insider for breaking the latest development in Everton’s striker search, a story that carries weight and intrigue

As we prepare for our clash with the Toffees, we asked our writers for their thoughts on what’ll be an intriguing game!

Sunderland is preparing to host Everton at the Stadium of Light next Monday, November 3, on the occasion of the tenth matchday of the Premier League.

Everton are watching the situation of Nicolas Jackson and could enter talks for the Chelsea striker if Bayern Munich opt against signing him permanently, it has been claimed. As per Football Insider, Everton are ‘keeping close tabs’ on Jackson ...

Hurrying Thierno Barry, Tyler Dibling and Adam Aznou would be counterproductive as they need time to develop their considerable potential

Given Sunderland’s recent record against Everton, Le Bris will be hoping his team can actually score on Monday night for the first time in three meetings against the Toffees. If they can do that, anything is possible.

Everton manager Brian Sorensen sees no reason to panic despite his side's poor start to the season. Since an impressive 4-1 win against neighbours Liverpool on the opening day of the campaign, Everton have lost four and drawn one of five Women's Super League games.

If David Moyes' team are to push on, they will need to find a way of being more clinical and coaxing out more from their full-backs

Everton manager Brian Sørensen says that there is no need to panic off the back of his side’s challenging start to the season.The Blue Girls were tipped to do well this season but they have taken