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Arsenal v Everton: Match details, kick-off time and how to watch

Arsenal v Everton: Match details, kick-off time and how to watch

Everton return to Premier League action on Saturday when David Moyes’ side travel to the Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal.

The Blues head to north London looking to respond to their 2-0 defeat by Chelsea at Hill Dickinson Stadium last weekend, which ended their unbeaten start to the Premier League season. Here are the key details ahead of the game, including the kick-off time, television information and match officials.

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Arsenal v Everton match details

DetailInformation
FixtureArsenal v Everton
CompetitionPremier League
DateSaturday, October 24, 2026
Kick-off3pm BST
VenueEmirates Stadium
TV coverage (UK)Not shown live
RefereeTony Harrington
VARStuart Attwell

When is Arsenal v Everton?

Arsenal host Everton on Saturday, October 24, with kick-off at 3pm BST at the Emirates Stadium. It is Everton’s second successive Premier League game against London opposition following Saturday’s home defeat by Chelsea.

Is Arsenal v Everton on TV?

Arsenal v Everton will not be shown live on television in the UK. The fixture has retained its traditional Saturday 3pm kick-off and therefore falls within the UK football blackout. Supporters outside the UK should check their local Premier League broadcast listings for availability.

Everton team news

Moyes is expected to provide the latest on his squad before the trip to north London, with further injury and availability information to emerge closer to the game. This section will be updated with the latest Everton team news as Saturday’s kick-off approaches.

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Who is the referee for Arsenal v Everton?

Tony Harrington has been appointed as the referee, with Adrian Holmes and Lee Betts as his assistants. Ruebyn Ricardo will be the fourth official, while Stuart Attwell is the VAR.

Everton looking for response at Arsenal

Everton had gone through their opening six Premier League matches without defeat before Pedro Neto scored twice to give Chelsea a 2-0 victory at the Hill Dickinson.

Moyes’ side now face another significant test against Arsenal at the Emirates, with the Blues looking for an immediate response to their first league defeat of the campaign.

This page will be updated throughout the week with the latest team news, injury information and other details ahead of Saturday’s game.

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For all the latest Everton news, injury updates and team news ahead of the game, visit our Everton news page.

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Gary is an experienced football journalist who has written for, among many others, BBC Sport and The Metro, and is now the editor of ReadEverton.com. He leads daily coverage of Everton news, transfers and analysis as part of the dave.sport network. He also writes for ReadManCity.com, ReadMotorsport and ReadNorwich within the same network. When not writing, he enjoys a nice cold pint of Guinness and trips to the cinema ... not always at the same time.

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