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Everton had a goal taken away due, while Spurs saw two goals under similar circumstances be given.

Game used for reference: Wolves 1-1 Spurs, 2025/2026 Premier League, Round 6 Tottenham finished near the relegation zone last season in the Premier League, but

Tottenham will travel to the Hill Dickinson Stadium for Sunday's match, and it feels like David Moyes doesn't have many options in terms of how to set up his side.

While most people loaded up the beta version of Football Manager 26 (FM26) on Thursday with the intention of having some lighthearted fun, I instead had a few

These Everton stars had spells at Spurs that might force you to jog your memory.

While the Toffees are off to a strong start with a thin squad, there are a few players who can't seem to get onto the pitch.

One Toffee features in almost one in five FPL teams.

The Tottenham Attacking Threat. Or Maybe Not.

Branthwaite's surgery raises a £60M question: Should Everton sell their star centre-back at peak value now, or risk a repeat of the Yerry Mina situation?

Will a lack of experienced cover come back to haunt The Toffees?

Former Everton manager takes Nottingham Forest job

Fans have been anxiously waiting for the return of Jarrad Branthwaite to the starting 11, but according to the newest reports, Toffee fans will have to wait a w

Everton's 2-0 defeat exposed some worrying defensive issues

It was generally a solid performance from the Blues, but in the end, City's quality won out.

Everton go to the Etihad with hope after City's indifferent form this season, however to achieve those three points, they will have to keep one City player quiet.

Game used for reference: Brentford 0-1 Manchester City, 2025/2026 Premier League, Round 7 Manchester City lost two matches early in the season, but they’ve adju

The Toffees will be without loanee Jack Grealish, which will force David Moyes to make a change to the starting unit.

On Saturday afternoon, the Blues return to Premier League action with a trip to Manchester City and a chance perhaps to try some different tactics in the search for more goals.

The defender left the Crystal Palace match before the break with a rib injury.

The goalkeeper will now be tied to the club until 2029.