When I planned this article, I was hoping Everton would have at least picked up one more point (and being optimistic, three!) to round out the first season at Hill

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Sunderland turned it around to grab a huge victory at Everton and boost their hopes of European qualification heading into the final day of the season.

For many, the Irishman has come to be seen as the living, breathing embodiment of modern Everton. He'll be missed

Liverpool laughed first, last and loudest on Sunday, as the Reds wrote the first chapter of the Merseyside derby at the brand new Hill Dickinson Stadium with a 100th-minute winning goal from Virgil van Dijk to beat Everton 2-1.

Jeremy Doku’s equaliser deep into added time felt like the logical, gut-wrenching conclusion for David Moyes' fragile side right now

A few months before Jordan Pickford made his England debut in 2017, he joined Everton from Sunderland for an initial £25m. Later that summer, Wayne Rooney, who had left Everton in 2004 and won five Premier League titles and the Champions League during 13 years at Manchester United,

Sunderland kept their hopes of European qualification alive with a 3-1 win over Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday. We’re long past the point of saying that these things don’t happen to Sunderland: a club that had for so long been down on its luck and its supporters understandably accustomed to expecting the worst has a very different DNA these days.

Seamus Coleman was on the bench for the final time at home in an Everton shirt. Sunderland broke forward but some nice defending shut the door on Angulo. Sunderland were pressuring Everton who seemed quite passive in their defending as the Black Cats searched for a first goal.