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Everton vs Leeds is a competitive English matchup shaped by home reversals, draws and changing competition settings. Leeds won 1–0 at Goodison Park in November 2020, Everton answered 2–1 away in February 2021 and 3–0 at home in February 2022, and the teams drew 1–1 at Elland Road in August 2022. Leeds won 1–0 at home in August 2025, before a 1–1 draw at Everton on 26 January 2026. New meetings will test whether either side can hold its ground.
Past matches, Everton vs Leeds
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Everton
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12G
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9F
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20M
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22M
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23D
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24M
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32D
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34M
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39D
Leeds Substitutes
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G
1
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D
25
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M
8
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M
22
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M
40
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F
19
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F
29
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F
14
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F
10
Match events
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28'⚽J. Justin Normal Goal (Asst: A. Stach)
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46'K. Dewsbury-Hall D. McNeil
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46'J. Branthwaite H. Armstrong
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54'Anton Stach Yellow Card
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56'Ilia Gruev Yellow Card
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66'A. Tanaka I. Gruev
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71'T. Dibling N. Patterson
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76'⚽T. Barry Normal Goal (Asst: I. Gueye)
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85'S. Longstaff A. Stach
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85'N. Okafor B. Aaronson
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85'F. Buonanotte S. Bornauw
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85'F. Buonanotte S. Bornauw
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85'N. Okafor B. Aaronson
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89'Beto T. Barry
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90'Facundo Buonanotte Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Everton VS Leeds
Home advantage changes hands
Everton and Leeds have repeatedly exchanged control through the venue. Leeds won 2–1 in the League Cup at Elland Road on 25 September 2012 and 1–0 at Goodison Park on 28 November 2020, while Everton answered 2–1 at Elland Road on 3 February 2021. Everton then won 3–0 at home on 12 February 2022, a clear response to Leeds’ earlier result. The alternation makes the fixture more competitive than a simple status comparison.
Draws keep the balance open
The clubs drew 2–2 at Elland Road on 21 August 2021 and 1–1 there on 30 August 2022, showing how often the home side has not been able to turn territory into separation. Everton’s 1–0 home win on 18 February 2023 was followed by Leeds’ 1–0 victory at Elland Road on 18 August 2025. The teams then drew 1–1 at Everton on 26 January 2026, another example of the pairing’s narrow margins. Their meetings span cup and league contexts, so each new contest carries its own question: can Everton protect home control, or can Leeds produce another result on its own ground? A future meeting will test whether either side can turn this pattern of reversals and draws into sustained authority.