Keep up to date with all of the Everton fixtures on TV by making use of our guide for their upcoming matches. With the various competitions in which they play, it can be a challenge to keep up with all of the Everton games – a challenge that our guide for Everton fixtures on TV looks to overcome by providing comprehensive coverage of all their domestic and international matches.
Upcoming Everton fixtures include the approaching – Everton v Chelsea – as a part of the 2026/27 season.
When do Everton play next?
The next live Everton match on TV is Everton v Chelsea on Saturday 17th October 2026 in a Premier League fixture - kick-off is at 12:30.
What channel is the Everton game on?
The Everton v Chelsea game will be broadcast live on HBO Max, TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate.
Who are Everton FC?
A founding member of the football league in 1888 and one of the first football clubs ever established, Everton FC are a sports team with a long and illustrious history having been credited with multiple league, FA Cup, and Charity Shield trophies. They are commonly referred to by their nickname – "the Toffees" and play their football in Liverpool, Merseyside. A geographical proximity as well as a rocky relationship between the two sets of supporters has led to a fierce rivalry between Everton and Liverpool FC, a Merseyside derby which is recognised as being amongst the most heated not only in English football, but also across the globe. Even though their historical significance may outshine their recent form, Everton FC currently hold the record for the most seasons present in the top divisions of English football, and also boast the second-longest continuous presence at the highest level.
Goodison Park has long been home to the Toffees and is a stadium with a capacity of just over 39,000. Everton fixtures in the Premier League are broadcast by multiple sources including Sky Sports, TNT Sports, and Amazon Prime. There are also Everton games taking place for the FA Cup and Carabao Cup which are available through live football on BBC or live football on ITV.