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Everton Women interim manager Chris Roberts all but ruled himself out of becoming the team's permanent manager next season after his side's 4-0 FA Cup quarter-final loss to Manchester City.

Everton travel down to London in what could be a much-needed distraction from their poor league form and hope to secure a first FA Cup Wembley appearance since 2016 And Frank Lampard's men will be buoyed by their dramatic injury-time winner at home to Newcastle United last night.

Everton have the opportunity to open up a gap between themselves and the relegation zone when they welcome Newcastle United to Goodison Park on Thursday night. The Toffees currently sit equal with Watford on 22 points, their lowest tally at...

Everton have scored 28 goals in 26 games which makes this season their lowest for overall goals scored since 2011/12.

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Everton Women tasted defeat for the first time in four games as they were beaten 3-0 in the Women’s Super League by second-placed Chelsea.   Interim manager Chris Roberts made four changes to the side that beat Leicester City 3-2 at the weekend, with Courtney Brosnan, Nathalie Bjorn, Simone Magill and Claire Emslie replacing Sandy MacIver, Kenza Dali, Toni Duggan and Anna Anvegard.  

Business of Football editor of the Liverpool ECHO Dave Powell has said a points deduction for Everton is not a likely outcome. It comes after it emerged last week that Everton had broken Premier League profit and sustainability rules between 2017-2020.

Having lost the reverse fixture in November, Everton host Wolves on Sunday, in what Frank Lampard has described as a tough game. With a third of the season left points are there to be won to get Everton up the...

George Martin and Tom Eves are joined by Liverpool Echo's Football Business writer, Dave Powell. We speak about the development of Everton's new stadium, naming rights and the threat of relegation on the club's future.

Frank Lampard says he will expect 'the best version' of Tottenham when Everton travel to North-London on Monday night. The 43-year-old was full of praise for opposition boss Antonio Conte, and also spoke of his days facing Spurs as a player in Chelsea blue.