Ndiaye withdraws from Senegal duty with injury: Iliman Ndiaye won't now take part in either of Senegal's two friendlies during the current international break because of a foot injury.

Podcast: All That Everton Magic: The guys are on Cloud 9 after Everton's resounding home win over Chelsea

The Power of Grievance: The reaction from our fans to the leniency of Chelsea's punishment from the Premier League supplied what has so far been the missing piece of the puzzle at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton press European claims with thumping victory over Chelsea: On the occasion of David Moyes’s 747th Premier League match as a manager, Hill Dickinson Stadium truly got its lift-off as the Blues claimed their first big scalp by the Docks

From an Owner's Perspective: How will The Friedkin Group approach this summer in comparison to last in the context of their plans for Everton and their ownership of AS Roma?

Garner gets first England call-up: James Garner has been included in the senior England setup for the first time after Thomas Tuchel named an expanded 35-man squad for the upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and Japan.

Podcast: A David Moyes Identity: Paul and Lyndon reflect on the agonising defeat at Arsenal and look ahead to Chelsea (H)

Lady Luck is a glory hunter: For 88 minutes, the Toffees were the more deserving of the points but their luck deserted them at both ends of the field and Arsenal snatched all three points.

Podcast: The “We Aren’t In a Relegation Battle” Episode: The guys broach the subject of David Moyes's future along with the captivating relegation battle and Everton's trip to Arsenal this weekend

The Scourge of VAR: In concert with FIFA’s constant meddling with the rules, Video Assistant Refereeing is killing the fan experience. Can it ever be made to work satisfactorily?

Podcast: A Wonderful Few Days: It's an uplifting Ep 197 as the fellas discuss the wins over Newcastle and Burnley which have kept the chase for Europe alive

Everton shake off home hoodoo with comfortable win over Burnley: This was just what David Moyes's men needed following Saturday’s stirring win over Newcastle and a barren three months without a win at Bramley-Moore Dock

Everton outlast Newcastle in five-goal drama: This was a gutsy performance from the Blues where they refused to be denied with David Moyes vindicated for what were, for many, some questionable player selections

Podcast: A Strange Hill to Die On: Frustration aplenty at baffling team selections and Everton's impotence in the final third

Unimaginative Blues sucker-punched again at home: Everton could still be playing now and it’s doubtful they would have scored. They pressed and harried United but lacked the guile to open the visitors up before being undone on the counter yet again

I'm Sorry, I Just Don't Fancy You: David Moyes’s line-up against Manchester United on Monday will be hugely instructive but the Scot doesn’t seem to rate his compatriot, Nathan Patterson. The full-back isn’t the first player to be unloved by an Everton manager.

Moyes confirms nearly fit squad for United clash: David Moyes has confirmed that Seamus Coleman is a fit and viable alternative to Jake O'Brien at right-back as he ponders his line-up for the visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium of Manchester United.

13 Months of Moyes Mk II — Where Could and Where Should Everton Be?: Or the working title... "The Problem with Moyes". Not only did the manager arrive with baggage from his first spell as the Blues' boss but he currently has the team over-performing expectations from the beginning of the season but…

Podcast: Shooting Ourselves in Both Feet: Everton implode against Bournemouth again as the home woes continue at Bramley-Moore Dock

Well worth checking out Lyndon's fine writing at Evertonia!

Midtable is as Midtable Does: Midtable teams win and lose unexpectedly, inexplicably... almost as if they know they’re not really good enough. That’s what we’re watching these days, isn’t it?

O’Brien sees red as Everton are vanquished at home once again: The requisite fight, determination and, in spells, quality gave way in nine calamitous second-half minutes to the soft underbelly and propensity to implode that has so often been our undoing

In Tale of Two Halves, Everton Pull Off Another Comeback at the Cottage: The character of the players continues to shine through in situations that are often of their own making, with Kieran Dewsbury-Hall coming to the fore to help deliver another fine away win

Fan Advisory Board submits pricing recommendations to Everton: The FAB has asked the club to take into consideration the financial burden on supporters when it comes to ticketing, concessions and membership as plans are put in place for 2026/27.

Podcast: A Bit of an Eye-Opener: The fellas discuss the events around deadline day, the draw at Brighton and Moyes's defensive plans for Fulham (A)

McNeil move falls through after Palace move the goalposts: Dwight McNeil's escape route to a fresh start away from Everton was dramatically closed off this evening when an agreed switch to Crystal Palace collapsed.

Everton close to landing late loan signing from Chelsea: Everton have reportedly agreed a deal with Chelsea to take Tyrique George on loan for the remainder of the season, with the decision now in the hands of the teenage winger.

Beto bails Everton out with last-gasp equaliser: The Toffees recovered from another dreadful first-half display but it took an equaliser from Beto with almost the last kick of the game to rescue another point

Podcast: Annoying Everton Things at Home: Looking back at the disappointing draw with Leeds and ahead to Brighton (A)

Tyler Dibling – Everton’s Fledgeling Talent Still Searching for His Wings: Perhaps weighed down by a huge transfer fee and expectation to match, the teenager has endured a rocky start to life with the Blues but, right now, the starlet tipped for future England greatness needs support not doubters

20 Months: We go the match with a bit of hope that you will see your team win and have a lovely, relaxed weekend as a result.  Grinning on the Merseyrail train for no other reason than you’ve just seen the Blues win. 

Barry salvages a point but Everton’s home blues continue: David Moyes was once again prompted into uncharacteristically early measures to address another dreadful first half and the Blues were saved by a terrific poacher's goal from their young French striker

Everton secure Garner on new long-term deal: James Garner has committed his future to Everton by signing a new and improved contract at the club that runs until 2030.

There’s No Place Like Home: The old adage was true for Goodison Park in so many ways, albeit not so much when it came to Everton's form. Bramley-Moore Dock hasn't been much of a fortress either but that should change

Everton mourn death of stalwart Tommy Wright: Tommy Wright, regarded as one of the finest right-backs to have ever played for Everton, has passed away at the age of 81.

Podcast: All Very Predictably Unpredictable: The boys look back at another superb away win, this time at Villa Park

Everton rocked by serious injury to Grealish: Jack Grealish looks to be facing many weeks on the sidelines after suffering what is reported to be a double stress fracture in his foot.

Damon Minchella – Blues Man: Alongside Leon Osman, the former Ocean Colour Scene bassist and devoted Toffee forms part of Billinge’s holy trinity. His new memoir is published today.

Déjà Vu, Mr Moyes: Is David Moyes Mk II a changed man and the person to lead us forward at this crucial time in the club's future?

Gueye and Ndiaye to return home as AFCoN champions: Idrissa Gueye and Iliman Ndiaye both started for Senegal as the Lions of Tarenga won a chaotic Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco in Rabat this evening.

Tyrer filled with gratitude as he completes Cardiff move: Everton Academy product, Harry Tyrer, has officially completed a permanent move to Cardiff City, ending a 17-year association with the Toffees. 

Everton pull off another inconceivable away victory to dent Villa’s title tilt: Still significantly depleted, the Blues gutted out an admirably defiant performance, hitting the post, scoring twice and, thanks in part to another world-class Pickford save, stymying much-vaunted Villa

Targets emerge as Everton look to add goals this month: Everton are reportedly eyeing two potential centre-forwards, with David Moyes keen to address a key shortcoming of his squad during the January transfer window.

Podcast: A Really Naff Week to be an Evertonian: The cup defeat to Sunderland caps a miserable six days for Everton

Knives in a Gunfight: Home of the quintessential No 9, Everton have never been further from the standards set by Dean and other legendary strikers from the club’s storied past

Will Everton Ever Take Competing Seriously Again?: Everton endured a disastrous week but it's self-inflicted and so the excuses have to stop

Humiliating shootout condemns stumbling Everton to early FA Cup exit: The first week of the New Year had the potential to be a defining week in the Blues’ season and it has proved to be just that. It might now effectively be over.

Everton's appeal over Keane red card rejected: David Moyes expressed his amazement at the fact that Everton's appeal over the red card shown to Michael Keane during Wednesday's 1-1 draw between the two clubs was turned down.

Podcast: The Way You Get There: More frustration as Everton drop vital home points to Brentford and Wolves

Furious Moyes brands Keane red card 'ridiculous': David Moyes carried his anger at the officials' decision to send Michael Keane off for 'violent conduct' during Everton's 1-1 draw with Wolves into his post-match interviews, saying the player should never have been dismissed