The 2026-27 Premier League fixtures have been released, with Everton beginning their campaign against Crystal Palace at Hill Dickinson Stadium on August 22.
The Toffees’ fans will be grateful to David Moyes for bringing a sense of stability at the club.
They were battling relegation at the time of his appointment in January last year, but he led them to safety with a 13th-placed league finish.
Everton finished 13th again in 2025-26, although they didn’t drop into the relegation zone once during the season.
In fact, European qualification appeared within their reach before the international break in March when they won three of their four league matches.
However, a seven-game unbeaten run followed and they ended up finishing outside the top 10.
Everton’s 2026-27 fixtures
Impressed with Moyes’ work, the club’s hierarchy are expected to back him in the transfer market.
But making significant investments in the squad means the Scottish boss will have to improve the team’s league position next season.
Everton will start the new campaign by taking on Crystal Palace at Hill Dickinson Stadium, which will enter its second season as the home of the Toffees in August.
Moyes’ men then face Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, a venue where they won 1-0 last season.
A tricky home fixture with Manchester United follows before Everton’s away trip to Tottenham Hotspur.
The Blues will then host newly-promoted Ipswich Town ahead of a three-week international break.
Everton’s fixtures:
Sat 22 Aug – Crystal Palace (H)
Sat 29 Aug – Bournemouth (A)
Sat 5 Sep – Manchester United (H)
Sat 12 Sep – Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Sat 19 Sep – Ipswich Town (H)
Sat 10 Oct – Hull City (A)
Sat 17 Oct – Chelsea (H)
Sat 24 Oct – Arsenal (A)
Sat 31 Oct – Newcastle United (A)
Sat 7 Nov – Coventry City (H)
Sat 21 Nov – Brentford (A)
Sat 28 Nov – Liverpool (H)
Wed 2 Dec – Aston Villa (A)
Sat 5 Dec – Fulham (H)
Sat 12 Dec – Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
Sat 19 Dec – Nottingham Forest (A)
Sat 26 Dec – Sunderland (H)
Sat 31 Dec – Manchester City (H)
Sat 2 Jan – Leeds United (A)
Wed 6 Jan – Aston Villa (H)
Sat 16 Jan – Coventry City (A)
Sat 23 Jan – Brentford (H)
Sat 30 Jan – Liverpool (A)
Sat 6 Feb – Newcastle United (H)
Wed 10 Feb – Leeds United (H)
Sat 20 Feb – Sunderland (A)
Sat 27 Feb – Nottingham Forest (H)
Wed 3 Mar – Manchester City (A)
Sat 13 Mar – Manchester United (A)
Sat 20 Mar – Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Sat 10 Apr – Crystal Palace (A)
Sat 17 Apr – Bournemouth (H)
Sat 24 Apr – Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
Sat 1 May – Fulham (A)
Sat 8 May – Hull City (H)
Sat 15 May – Chelsea (A)
Sun 23 May – Arsenal (H)
Sun 30 May – Ipswich Town (A)