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Where Everton Play at Home

Everton's home matches are played at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on the Liverpool waterfront, a modern 52,888-capacity ground that replaced the club's long-time home at Goodison Park. Supporters after tickets at the Hill Dickinson Stadium can expect a significantly larger and more contemporary venue than Everton's previous home, with the new stadium already becoming a focal point of matchday build-up in the city.

The move to a purpose-built stadium on the Bramley-Moore Dock site gives Everton one of the bigger single-club grounds in the Premier League, and demand for tickets at high-profile fixtures reflects the extra capacity on offer.

This Season's Fixtures

Everton's 2026-27 schedule runs across the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, opening with a home league game against Ipswich Town and building towards a busy autumn programme that includes both Merseyside neighbours and several established top-flight sides.

Notable fixtures in the period ahead include:

• Everton vs Ipswich Town at home in September
• Hull City vs Everton away in October
• Everton vs Chelsea at the Hill Dickinson Stadium
• Arsenal vs Everton at the Emirates Stadium
• Everton vs Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup fourth round

The run continues with Newcastle United vs Everton in the league, a home date against Coventry City, a trip to face Brentford, a home meeting with Liverpool, and an away fixture at Aston Villa, giving fans a wide mix of home and away football to plan for across September to December.

Choosing the Right Match and Seats

The Merseyside derby against Liverpool at the Hill Dickinson Stadium is likely to be among the season's most sought-after fixtures, so fans wanting tickets for that game are best placed comparing prices well ahead of matchday. The same applies to the home game against Chelsea, a fixture that traditionally draws strong interest regardless of league position.

The Carabao Cup tie against Newcastle United may see squad rotation from both sides, which can affect how demand for tickets builds compared with league fixtures. Away trips, including the games at Hull City, Arsenal, Newcastle United and Aston Villa, are worth checking early too, since Everton's travelling allocation at away grounds is generally smaller than home capacity and can move quickly for the more prominent fixtures.

At the Hill Dickinson Stadium itself, the larger bowl means there is more variation in view and price between tiers, so it is worth comparing seating options rather than settling on the first listing seen.

Comparing Ticket Prices

This site compares prices for Everton tickets across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, giving fans a clearer picture of how listings for the same match compare before choosing where to buy. As with any in-demand fixture, availability and pricing can shift in the days before kick-off, so revisiting listings closer to matchday is often worthwhile.

Whether the plan is a Premier League weekend at the new stadium, the Merseyside derby, or a cup night against Newcastle United, comparing options across partners helps supporters find Everton tickets that fit both their budget and their preferred spot in the ground.