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Everton vs Manchester City pairs City’s dominant reference with Everton’s capacity for home resistance, draws and open reversals. Everton won 4–0 at Goodison Park on 15 January 2017, while City answered 5–0 at the Etihad in May 2021. Everton then held City to 1–1 in December 2024, City won 2–0 at home in October 2025, and the teams drew 3–3 at Hill Dickinson Stadium on 4 May 2026. New meetings will test whether Everton can keep disrupting City’s control.
Past matches, Everton vs Manchester City
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Everton
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12G
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2D
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24M
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20M
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19F
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11F
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45M
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23D
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7F
Manchester City Substitutes
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G
1
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M
4
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D
21
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M
8
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D
5
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D
6
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M
47
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F
7
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F
26
Match events
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43'⚽J. Doku Normal Goal (Asst: R. Cherki)
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45'Michael Keane Yellow Card
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48'Beto Yellow Card
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53'James Tarkowski Yellow Card
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64'T. Barry Beto
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68'⚽T. Barry Normal Goal
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73'Gianluigi Donnarumma Yellow Card
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73'⚽J. O'Brien Normal Goal (Asst: J. Garner)
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74'P. Foden A. Semenyo
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75'M. Kovacic Nico
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81'⚽T. Barry Normal Goal
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83'⚽E. Haaland Normal Goal (Asst: M. Kovacic)
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86'Jake O'Brien Yellow Card
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87'O. Marmoush B. Silva
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90' +2N. Patterson M. Rohl
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90' +2C. Alcaraz K. Dewsbury-Hall
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90' +6H. Armstrong T. Iroegbunam
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90'⚽J. Doku Normal Goal (Asst: M. Guehi)
Stats for this game
Matchup Everton VS Manchester City
Manchester City carry the stronger reference
Manchester City have supplied the dominant line in this fixture, with repeated victories across both grounds. City won 3–1 at home on 5 October 2013 and 5–0 on 3 October 2015, then added 3–1 away on 31 March 2018 and 3–1 at Everton on 28 September 2019. The 5–0 home victory on 23 May 2021 and 3–0 on 21 November reinforce how much separation City can create when the match follows its expected hierarchy.
Everton can change the terms
Everton’s strongest interruptions have come through home control and late resistance. They won 2–1 away on 20 December 2010, 2–1 at Goodison Park on 7 May 2011 and 4–0 there on 15 January 2017. City’s 0–0 draw at the Etihad on 13 January 2016 and Everton’s 1–1 draw there on 15 October 2016 show that the established favourite can be contained. The teams drew 1–1 at City on 26 December 2024, before City won 2–0 there on 18 October 2025 and Everton answered with a 3–3 draw at Hill Dickinson Stadium on 4 May 2026. City remain the benchmark, but Everton’s ability to make home meetings competitive gives the pairing its interest. A future contest will ask whether that resistance can produce another result.