Venue: St. Mary’s Stadium Date: 26/04/2014 Kick-off: 11:45 (BST) Match Everton kept their Champions League dream alive with a fantastically professional display against reigning champions Manchester United last week and in the process completed their first league double over the Red Devils in 40 years. Now it will not be an exaggeration to say that the remaining three games for the Toffees will be cup finals, starting off with a…
Venue: Goodison Park Date: 20/04/2014 Kick-off: 16:10 (BST) Match Everton’s hope of securing a Champions Leaguer spot were handed a huge blow after the shock defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace in midweek. Manager Roberto Martinez had said that he was hurt by the loss and it certainly hurt the Toffees’ chances of making it into the top four. However, there is still belief within the Everton camp that they…
Venue: Goodison Park Date: 16/04/2014 Kick-off: 19:45(BST) Match Everton’s were not at their attractive best against Sunderland on Saturday but the fact that the Toffees got the job done proved that Roberto Martinez’s men will fight till the end to claim fourth spot ahead of Arsenal. In the Premier League one cannot always play beautiful football and expect to get the results all the time. At times, a certain level…
Venue: Stadium of Light Date: 12/04/2014 Kick-off: 15:07(BST) Match Last week’s 3-0 thumping of Arsenal was a testament to how far Everton have come under Roberto Martinez. The Toffees’ were simply a joy to watch and the way they brushed aside an illustrious side like Arsenal proved that Martinez’s men are more than geared up to fight all the way to claim the fourth and final Champions League spot. Clichéd…
Venue: Goodison Park Date: 6/04/2014 Kick-off: 13:30(BST) Match It would not be an overstatement to say that Everton’s clash against Arsenal is the Toffees’ most important fixture of the season. The Roberto Martinez revolution at Goodison Park has seen the Everton faithful treated to some fantastic football and the Spaniard could cap off a fine season by leading the Toffees to Champions League qualification against all odds. While the season has already…
Everton grabbed a vital away win at Craven Cottage to boost our hopes of pipping Arsenal to a Champions League place. The result left Fulham rock bottom of the table and in serious danger of relegation, but the Blues are looking up and are hot on the heels of Arsenal. The home side battled hard and by all accounts their display was much better than hey have produced in recent…