Manchester United vs Everton tickets

Manchester United v Everton tickets are for sale on the online marketplace for all your football tickets. We have a wide collection of tickets for home and away fans on Old Trafford. This time it’s for the match between the numbers 1(Manchester United) and 7 (Everton) on the all-time Premier League ranking. Man United needs to win this match, since they want to compete for the Premier League title, while Everton hopes to stay away from the relegation zone. A draw will be a good result for the Toffees. One thing is for sure, they’re not going to make it an easy match for Man United. Support your team at Old Trafford with the best 2025-2026 Manchester United v Everton tickets you will find.

The Red Devils versus the Toffees is an intriguing battle for the fans of these teams, but also for neutral football supporters. It's a matchup between two historic clubs with proud traditions and ambitions to climb the Premier League table. In order to do so, they collected a number of top quality players. Book your Manchester United v Everton tickets for this match securely online! Experience the electric atmosphere at one of football's most iconic venues as these North West rivals clash at Old Trafford.

Experience one of English football's enduring rivalries as Manchester United welcome Everton to Old Trafford. This matchup brings together two of England's most historic clubs, with Manchester United's decorated past meeting Everton's resilient spirit.

Manchester United, one of English football's most decorated clubs, continue their quest to recapture past glories under Ruben Amorim. With 20 top-flight league championships and 3 Champions League titles, United's history speaks for itself. The Portuguese manager has implemented his distinctive 3-4-2-1 system at Old Trafford, bringing new attacking signings like Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha to revitalize the Red Devils' fortunes.

Everton, under the returning David Moyes, are rebuilding after years of struggle near the relegation zone. The Toffees moved into their spectacular new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock for the 2025-26 season, ending 133 years at the iconic Goodison Park. With a capacity of 52,888, their state-of-the-art waterfront home represents a new era for one of England's founding football clubs.

Recent meetings: United's dominant run

February 2025 - Dramatic draw at Goodison Park

Manchester United salvaged a dramatic 2-2 draw at Goodison Park on February 22, 2025, with Manuel Ugarte's 80th-minute volley completing a comeback after United had fallen 2-0 behind. Beto fired Everton in front before Abdoulaye Doucoure doubled their lead with a close-range header. Bruno Fernandes pulled one back with a stunning free-kick before Ugarte's crucial strike. A stoppage-time penalty awarded to Everton for Harry Maguire's tug on Ashley Young was overturned by VAR, preventing what would have been a dramatic late winner for the hosts.

December 2024 - Amorim's first Premier League victory

Manchester United secured an emphatic 4-0 victory over Everton at Old Trafford on December 1, 2024, in what was Ruben Amorim's first Premier League win as manager. Marcus Rashford scored twice, including a deflected opener after 34 minutes and a powerful low shot just 20 seconds after the restart. Joshua Zirkzee also netted twice, getting his first goals since the opening day of the season. The dominant display moved United up to ninth and gave Amorim's reign much-needed momentum.

March 2024 - Fernandes and Rashford penalties seal win

Manchester United defeated Everton 2-0 at Old Trafford on March 9, 2024, with Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford converting from the penalty spot. The victory ended United's run of two games without a Premier League win and bolstered their pursuit of a top-four finish.

November 2023 - Comfortable victory at Goodison

Manchester United cruised to a 3-0 victory at Goodison Park on November 26, 2023, with goals from Alejandro Garnacho (opening two minutes), Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial securing three points. The comfortable away win demonstrated United's superiority over struggling Everton.

Complete head-to-head record

All-time meetings across all competitions

Manchester United and Everton have contested over 216 matches across all competitions since their first meeting. While Manchester United have traditionally dominated this fixture, recent years have seen the balance of power firmly in United's favor.

Overall Record (216+ meetings across all competitions):

• Manchester United wins: 97
• Draws: 48
• Everton wins: 71

Notable facts:

• Manchester United have won six consecutive matches against Everton from 2022-24 before the draw in February 2025
• Everton have won just one of their last 34 matches at Old Trafford since their first Premier League visit in August 1992
• United went unbeaten against Everton in the Premier League between September 1995 and April 2005
• Graeme Sharp is the all-time leading goalscorer in this fixture with 11 goals for Everton
• Wayne Rooney represented both clubs in this fixture, having started his career at Everton before his legendary spell at United

United's period of dominance

Ferguson era supremacy: Under Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United established clear superiority over Everton, with the Red Devils enjoying extended unbeaten runs. Between December 1999 and February 2004, United won nine consecutive Premier League matches against the Toffees. The Ferguson era saw United treat Goodison Park almost as a second home, with Everton struggling to match United's consistency and quality.

Recent form: The last decade has continued United's dominance, with Everton managing just one victory against the Red Devils since 2014. That lone success came in April 2019 at Goodison Park when Everton thrashed United 4-0 in one of the most embarrassing results of United's modern era. However, United have bounced back emphatically, winning six matches in a row before the February 2025 draw.

Memorable matches

April 2019 - Goodison humiliation: Everton delivered one of Manchester United's heaviest Premier League defeats, winning 4-0 at Goodison Park on April 21, 2019. Goals from Richarlison, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Lucas Digne and Theo Walcott exposed United's defensive frailties under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The comprehensive defeat highlighted United's struggles in the post-Ferguson era and marked Everton's most emphatic victory in the fixture's modern history. Solskjaer had to apologize to the traveling United fans after this performance.

April 2012 - The title-losing draw: Manchester United's 4-4 draw with Everton at Old Trafford on April 22, 2012, is viewed as the match that cost Sir Alex Ferguson's side the Premier League title. United led 4-2 with just ten minutes remaining, but Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar scored late goals to complete a remarkable comeback. The dropped points swung the title race in Manchester City's favor, with City ultimately winning the championship on goal difference after Sergio Agüero's famous last-minute winner against QPR.

March 2012 - 10-goal thriller: Manchester United staged a dramatic comeback at Goodison Park on March 10, 2012, recovering from 3-1 down to win 3-4. Steven Pienaar opened the scoring before Darren Fletcher equalized. After Everton went 3-1 ahead through Marouane Fellaini and Nikica Jelavic, Nemanja Vidic and Dimitar Berbatov scored to level before Javier Hernandez netted a late winner in an unforgettable encounter.

April 2018 - FA Cup semi-final: Everton faced Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on April 23, 2018, but fell to a 2-1 defeat. Anthony Martial scored the winner after an own goal by Chris Smalling and Romelu Lukaku's equalizer for United. The victory sent United to the final where they defeated Chelsea.

October 2020 - Controversial comeback: Manchester United recovered from 1-0 down to win 3-2 at Goodison Park on October 3, 2020, in a match filled with VAR controversy. Dominic Calvert-Lewin put Everton ahead, but goals from Bruno Fernandes (penalty), Edinson Cavani and James Rodriguez saw United come back, before a stoppage-time Calvert-Lewin strike completed a thrilling encounter.

Key players to watch

Manchester United's star performers

Bruno Fernandes: United's captain remains their creative heartbeat and most influential player. The Portuguese midfielder's vision, passing range, and goal-scoring ability from midfield make him indispensable. Since arriving from Sporting CP in January 2020, Fernandes has been United's talisman, capable of changing matches with moments of brilliance. His leadership and quality on set-pieces provide United with constant threats.

Benjamin Šeško: The Slovenian striker has emerged as United's main attacking threat following his summer arrival. His combination of pace, power, and clinical finishing make him a handful for any defense. Šeško's intelligent movement and physical presence provide United with a genuine goal-scoring option up front, adding the cutting edge Amorim's side needed.

Matheus Cunha: The Brazilian forward adds creativity and unpredictability to United's attack following his move from Wolves. His technical ability, dribbling, and eye for goal make him dangerous in the final third. Operating in Amorim's system as one of the two number tens, Cunha's versatility and flair have quickly made him a fan favorite at Old Trafford.

Bryan Mbeumo: Another summer arrival who has impressed immediately, the Cameroonian forward brings pace, direct running, and clinical finishing. His ability to play across the front line and his understanding with Cunha have been crucial to Amorim's attacking setup. Mbeumo scored a stunning brace against Brighton and has become one of United's standout performers.

Matthijs de Ligt: United's Dutch center-back anchors their defense with authority. His aerial dominance, reading of the game, and composure under pressure make him vital to United's defensive solidity. De Ligt's experience at top clubs across Europe including Bayern Munich and Juventus provides crucial leadership at the back.

Everton's key men

Jordan Pickford: England's number one goalkeeper remains Everton's most valuable asset. With 12 clean sheets last season and numerous match-winning saves, Pickford has consistently been one of the main reasons Everton remain in the Premier League. His shot-stopping ability, command of his area, and distribution make him world-class on his day. As the chant says, "Jordan Pickford is dynamite."

Jarrad Branthwaite: The young English center-back is Everton's defensive linchpin and one of the Premier League's brightest defensive talents. His composure, aerial ability, and maturity beyond his years have made him indispensable to Everton. Branthwaite recently signed a new long-term deal, committing his future to the Toffees and providing stability at the heart of their defense.

Iliman Ndiaye: Everton's top scorer has brought pace, flair, and much-needed goals to the Toffees' attack. The Senegalese forward's ability to play across the front line and his eye for goal have made him crucial to Everton's attacking threat. Ndiaye scored both goals in Everton's historic first match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and the final goal at Goodison Park.

James Tarkowski: The experienced English center-back partners Branthwaite in Everton's defense, providing physicality, aerial dominance, and leadership. His memorable last-minute volley in the Merseyside derby exemplified his importance to the team, both defensively and as a goal threat from set-pieces.

Jack Grealish: The loanee from Man City had an great start in his Everton career. He’s loved by the fans and you see it in his game. Grealish is the confident attractive player we remember from before.

Venue: Old Trafford

The Theatre of Dreams

Old Trafford has been Manchester United's home since 1910 and is nicknamed "The Theatre of Dreams" by club legend Bobby Charlton. With a capacity of 74,197, it is the largest club football stadium in the United Kingdom and the eleventh-largest in Europe. The stadium's imposing structure and rich history make it one of world football's most iconic venues.

The original Old Trafford opened on February 19, 1910, with a match between Manchester United and Liverpool (which United lost 4-3). Designed by renowned stadium architect Archibald Leitch, the original ground had a capacity of slightly over 80,000. The stadium suffered severe bomb damage during World War II in 1941, forcing United to share Maine Road with rivals Manchester City until 1949 when they returned to a rebuilt Old Trafford.

The stadium underwent massive expansion in the 1990s and 2000s under Sir Alex Ferguson's successful reign. The North Stand was rebuilt in 1995 with a capacity of 25,500 and Europe's largest cantilever roof at the time. Further expansions added second tiers to the East Stand (2000) and West Stand (2006), bringing the capacity to its current level. In 2011, the North Stand was renamed the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand in honor of United's legendary manager.

Stadium features and atmosphere

The Stretford End is Old Trafford's most famous stand, home to United's most passionate supporters. Traditionally housing the club's most vocal fans, it creates an intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams. The Sir Bobby Charlton Stand (South Stand) remains the only two-tiered stand and is limited in expansion by the nearby railway line.

Old Trafford has hosted numerous prestigious matches, including the 2003 Champions League Final between Milan and Juventus, matches at the 1966 World Cup and Euro 96, and the 2012 Olympic Games. The stadium also features the Manchester United Museum, which chronicles the club's illustrious history, and offers popular stadium tours that give fans a behind-the-scenes look at one of football's most famous grounds.

Future development

Manchester United announced plans in 2025 to build a new 100,000-capacity stadium adjacent to Old Trafford. The project, which could take five to seven years to complete, would allow United to continue playing at Old Trafford during construction. The ambitious development represents a £2 billion investment and has received government backing, though United would need to resolve issues with the nearby railway terminal. The new stadium would become one of the largest football grounds in the world.

Getting to Old Trafford

By tram

The Manchester Metrolink provides excellent access to Old Trafford. The dedicated Old Trafford tram stop is located immediately adjacent to the stadium on the Altrincham line. Services run frequently from Manchester Piccadilly and other city center stations. On matchdays, additional trams operate to cope with increased demand. The journey from Piccadilly takes approximately 15 minutes.

By train

Manchester United Football Ground Station (on the Altrincham line) provides another rail option, approximately a 5-minute walk from the stadium. Trafford Bar Station is also nearby. All these stations connect to Manchester Piccadilly, the city's main railway hub with connections across the UK.

By bus

Multiple bus routes serve Old Trafford and the surrounding area. Routes include the 17, 114, 250, 252, 253, 255, 256, 263, X50, and 901. Buses provide connections from various parts of Manchester and Greater Manchester to areas close to the stadium.

By car

Old Trafford is located at Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA. The stadium is accessible from the M60 motorway (junction 7 or 8) via Chester Road (A56). However, parking near the stadium is extremely limited on matchdays. Street parking is heavily restricted in the area, and official car parks fill up quickly and require advance booking. Public transport is strongly recommended for all matchday visitors.

By bicycle and walking

For those staying in central Manchester, Old Trafford is approximately 2 miles from the city center, making it a 40-minute walk or a 15-minute bike ride. The stadium provides bike parking facilities for those who choose to cycle.

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Historical context

Manchester United's legendary status

Manchester United are England's most successful club domestically with 20 league championships. They have won 3 European Cups/Champions League titles (1968, 1999, 2008), 12 FA Cups, and 6 League Cups. Sir Alex Ferguson's 26-year reign (1986-2013) established United as one of world football's superpowers, winning 13 Premier League titles during his legendary tenure.

The Busby Babes era of the 1950s showcased United's commitment to youth development before the Munich air disaster of 1958 claimed the lives of eight players and devastated the club. Matt Busby rebuilt the team and led United to become the first English club to win the European Cup in 1968. Ferguson's arrival in 1986 heralded the most successful period in English football history, with the treble-winning 1998-99 season representing the pinnacle.

Old Trafford, known as "The Theatre of Dreams," remains one of football's most iconic venues. While recent years have seen United struggle to match their past glories under multiple post-Ferguson managers, their global fanbase, commercial power, and historic achievements ensure they remain one of football's true giants.

Everton's proud tradition

Everton Football Club were founded in 1878 and are one of England's oldest and most historic clubs. The Toffees have won 9 league championships, 5 FA Cups, and 1 European Cup Winners' Cup (1985). They were founding members of the Football League in 1888 and have spent more seasons in England's top division than any other club.

Everton's golden era came in the 1980s under Howard Kendall, when they won two league titles, the FA Cup, and the European Cup Winners' Cup. The club's "School of Science" nickname reflects their reputation for playing attractive, technical football. Everton were the first club in England to have a purpose-built football stadium, with Goodison Park opening in 1892.

The Toffees spent 133 years at Goodison Park, one of football's most historic grounds, before moving to the spectacular new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock for the 2025-26 season. The £800 million development represents the most significant moment in Everton's modern history. David Moyes returned as manager in January 2025 for his second spell, having previously transformed the club between 2002-2013, establishing them as consistent European qualifiers.

An unusual rivalry

The Manchester United-Everton fixture has an unusual dynamic in English football. While there's definite competitive edge when these teams meet, they are united by a shared rivalry with Liverpool. The saying "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" often applies, with Everton and United fans sharing mutual respect born from their common dislike of Liverpool's success.

Nevertheless, this hasn't prevented fierce battles on the pitch. The fixture has produced memorable moments, dramatic comebacks, and matches of huge significance. Players like Wayne Rooney, Romelu Lukaku, Phil Neville, and Tim Howard have represented both clubs, adding another layer to the relationship between these historic institutions.

Frequently asked questions

What's the capacity of Old Trafford?

Old Trafford has a capacity of 74,197, making it the largest club football stadium in the United Kingdom and the eleventh-largest in Europe. Plans are underway for a new 100,000-capacity stadium to be built adjacent to the current ground.

Can Everton fans buy tickets?

Yes, away tickets for Everton supporters are available when offered by our sellers, clearly marked as away section seats. The away section at Old Trafford typically accommodates around 3,000 visiting supporters in the lower tier of the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand (South Stand).

When did Everton last beat Manchester United?

Everton last defeated Manchester United on April 21, 2019, with a comprehensive 4-0 victory at Goodison Park. Goals from Richarlison, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Lucas Digne, and Theo Walcott inflicted one of United's heaviest defeats in the Premier League era. Since then, United have dominated the fixture with six consecutive wins before drawing 2-2 at Goodison Park in February 2025.

Where do Everton play now?

Everton moved to the new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock for the 2025-26 season, ending 133 years at Goodison Park. The spectacular waterfront stadium has a capacity of 52,888 and features state-of-the-art facilities, safe standing areas, and will host matches at Euro 2028.

Who has scored the most goals in this fixture?

Former Everton striker Graeme Sharp is the all-time leading goalscorer in matches between these clubs with 11 goals. For Manchester United, Wayne Rooney (who began his career at Everton) is among the top scorers in the fixture's history.

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Don't miss this compelling Premier League encounter between Manchester United and Everton at the iconic Old Trafford. This match offers top-quality football between two of English football's most historic clubs, each with proud traditions and passionate fanbases.

Manchester United arrive with renewed optimism under Ruben Amorim, having invested significantly in new attacking talent to revitalize their fortunes. With Bruno Fernandes orchestrating from midfield and exciting forwards like Šeško, Cunha, and Mbeumo providing firepower, United are determined to return to their position among England's elite. Everton bring resilience and organization under the returning David Moyes, starting a new era at their spectacular waterfront stadium while building for a brighter future.

Experience the atmosphere at one of football's most famous stadiums, witness world-class talent on display, and be part of a rivalry steeped in history and mutual respect. The Theatre of Dreams awaits as these North West clubs write another chapter in their long-standing fixture.

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This is Premier League football at its finest. This is Manchester United vs Everton. This is where history meets ambition at the Theatre of Dreams.