David Moyes has provided an update on Iliman Ndiaye after the forward was taken off with an apparent injury during Everton’s 1-1 draw at Sunderland. The two Premier League sides shared the points at the Stadium of Light on Monday, with Ndiaye’s sensational first-half solo goal cancelled out by Granit Xhaka’s deflected finish after the interval.

There was much anticipation ahead of the 2025/26 season, with David Moyes gearing up for his first full campaign at Everton since departing the club 12 years ago.​It began in the worst possible

While the Merseysiders are winless in their last four against Fulham (D1 L3), Moyes has won 19 of his 32 Premier League managerial meetings with the Cottagers (D4 L9), at least seven more than he has against any other team.

Everton vs Tottenham LIVESpurs head to the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time as Thomas Frank looks to improve performances in the early weeks of his reign. Another turgid display in midweek saw Spurs scrape a point away at Monaco,

James Tarkowski says Everton "need to find ways to score" as they slumped to their second consecutive Premier League defeat on Sunday, this time at the hands of Tottenham.

Sunderland's final match ahead of the November international break is a huge one, with the Black Cats set to welcome Premier League leaders Arsenal to the Stadium of Light on Saturday evening.

The contest marks Tottenham’s first trip to Everton’s new home, the Hill Dickinson Stadium, following their departure from Goodison Park. History between the sides remains tight, with Spurs winning 69 meetings, Everton 55, and 58 ending level. Yet form and context often outweigh statistics.

Follow build-up to five Premier League matches, Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest, Arsenal v Crystal Palace, Aston Villa v Man City, Wolves v Burnley, Everton v Tottenham, with live text updates and reaction.

Given Sunderland’s recent record against Everton, Le Bris will be hoping his team can actually score on Monday night for the first time in three meetings against the Toffees. If they can do that, anything is possible.

Sunderland will be delighted to pick up a point. Everton will be happy too having struggled badly to create chances. Xhaka gives the ball away. It’s 2 vs 1 for Everton. Alcaraz heads for the box but can’t sort his feet.