Everton Home and Away Premier League Football Tickets for Sale

Established in 1878 as St Domingo’s FC, before a year later changing their name to Everton FC, ‘The Toffees’ are one of the two ‘big’ clubs in the football hot-bed that is Merseyside. Everton have been based at Goodison Park since 1892, two-milesnorth of Liverpool city centre. They are near neighbours to their illustrious rivals Liverpool FC who are a stone’s throw away across Stanley Park.  The classic "Merseyside Derby" has often been one of the common requests for ticket information.

Ticket 4 Football carries football tickets for some of the top Everton FC matches, including FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Europa League and more, including matchday tickets and season tickets.

Everton has been home to many legendary players but none more so than the remarkable ‘Dixie Dean’ who would go down in English football folklore. Now with his statue welcoming fans to Goodison Park, Dean scored 383 goals in 438 appearances for the club from 1925 to 1937, once scoring 60 goals in a single season. 

Although Everton’s last major trophy came in 1995 courtesy of a 1-0 defeat of Manchester United in the FA Cup Final, Everton have had significant glory years in the not too distant past. The 1960’s but particularly the 1980’s were the club’s golden years.

The man to steer them to success in the 80’s was Howard Kendall. Kendall would return to manage the club for two further spells in the 90’s but his time at Everton in the mid-1980’s was significant.

Kendall had already won the league with Everton as a player in 1969/70 so he was guaranteed a good welcome from the Blueboys’ faithful but he would soon become their favourite son. From 1981 to 1987 he guided Everton to two league titles (1984/85, 1986/87), the FA Cup (1984) and a memorable European Cup Winner’ Cup in 1985.

Most Everton fans will be able to reel off the names of that team with ease, Graeme Sharp, Neville Southall, Peter Reid, Kevin Sheedy and Trevor Steven stand out. TV presenter Gary Lineker played for Everton in the 1985/86 season scoring 40 goals before moving on to Tottenham Hotspur.

In recent years silverware has been hard to obtain but the club have still produced some notable players including Duncan Ferguson. The club’s Premier League second top scorer (behind Romelu Lukaku) formed a fearsome reputation. Exceptional in the air and physical on the ground Ferguson was part of the 1995 FA Cup winning team and has gone on to be a part of the club staff, even stepping in as caretaker manager on two occasions.

The current Everton team boasts England internationals Jordan Pickford and Dominic Calvert-Lewin and is home to international stars including Brazilian forward Richarlison and Columbian centre-half Yerry Mina. Recently managed by Spaniard Rafa Benitez the club are on the lookout for their next manager to steer them back into European competition^. (see note at bottom of page)

‘Nothing but the best is good enough’ or ‘Nil Satis Nisi Optimum’ is the club’s motto. Previously featuring on the club crest until it was redesigned in 2014 the club’s motto still remains. The club crest includes ‘Everton Tower’ sometimes called ‘Prince Rupert’s Tower’ a structure that still remains in Everton to this day. 

The next chapter in Everton Football Club’s development is only a few years away from its official kick-off. Bramley Moore Dock on the banks of the River Mersey will become The Toffees’ home from the 2024/25 season. Supported by the club’s owner FarhadMoshiri this new waterfront development will hold over 50,000 supporters and is closer to Liverpool city centre than Goodison Park making it much easier to travel to. 

9-time First Division Champions

5-time FA Cup Winners

2-time League Cup Winners

1-time European Cup Winners Cup Winner

Most Appearances: Neville Southall (751)

Most Goals: Dixie Dean (383)

Goodison Park is one of the last remaining traditional grounds. Based in between terraced housing the ground offers a unique experience. With the crowd close to the pitch the atmosphere often reaches fever pitch. With the ground set to be mothballed in 2024 there are limited opportunities left.  

Ticket4Football can help you find matchday tickets, e-tickets, season tickets, cup tickets and more (with the best ticket prices, often for face value) for Everton FC tickets and big home matches versus all of the top teams in the Premiership including Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Leicester City and the legendary Merseyside Derby vs Liverpool at both Goodison Park and Anfield.  We also have match tickets for football leagues and tournaments outside the United Kingdom, such as La Liga, Champions League, European Cup, World Cup and more.

You might find that you will have to pay a premium for a big game like Everton v Liverpool, but for teams where there isn't much of a rivalry between the two sides, such as Crystal Palace, Brentford, Watford, West Ham United or Southampton for instance, you can pick up a deal on football tickets so it is a good idea to shop around for the right game.