1. Updated introduction: Unbeaten start in 2026/27
Everton go into the next round of Premier League fixtures unbeaten, and this update, published on 18 September 2026, brings the numbers up to date. Four matches into the season, David Moyes’ side have one win and three draws. No defeats yet, a settled defence, and goals shared around a handful of different players. Below is the full breakdown of where Everton stand, including a direct look at the club’s Premier League stats for 2026/27 so far.
2. Overview of Everton’s early-season form
Everton have taken six points from four games, a solid if unspectacular return that keeps them clear of the relegation zone and building momentum under Moyes. The set includes a goalless draw at Tottenham, a draw against Bournemouth, and a draw with Manchester United, alongside one win elsewhere in the fixture list.
The pattern points to a team that is hard to beat rather than one running away with results. Three draws from four outings shows a squad still finding its attacking rhythm, but the lack of a single defeat is a foundation Moyes will want to build on as the campaign develops. For more background on the squad situation heading into this run of fixtures, see our earlier report.
3. Individual player performance metrics
The goals have not come from one source. Five different players have found the net in Everton’s five Premier League goals this season: Thierno Barry, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, James Tarkowski, Tyrique George, and Ainsley Maitland-Niles.
That spread is notable. Barry and George represent the newer attacking options, Dewsbury-Hall has contributed from midfield, and both Tarkowski and Maitland-Niles have chipped in from deeper areas. No single Everton player has scored more than once so far, which underlines how the goals have been a squad effort rather than the product of one standout forward.
At the other end, Jordan Pickford remains ever-present, playing every minute of all four matches. His shot-stopping and organisation of the back line have been central to Everton’s unbeaten record, and the clean sheet numbers below back that up.
4. Everton Premier League stats 2026/27: Goals and clean sheets
Everton have scored five Premier League goals in 2026/27, spread across five different scorers, and Jordan Pickford has kept two clean sheets from his four appearances. Those are the two headline figures behind the club’s unbeaten start.
Pickford has conceded just three goals in total this season. His clean sheets have come against Crystal Palace and Tottenham, with the goalless draw at Tottenham the clearest example of Everton’s defensive discipline on the road. Three goals conceded across four matches is a strong early return, and it sits alongside five goals scored to give Everton a goal difference of plus two heading into the next set of fixtures.
Taken together, the figures show a team built on defensive solidity first, with enough goals shared around the squad to convert that solidity into points. The full season-long record, updated as results come in, is available in the original statistical record.
5. What happens next
Everton will want to turn some of those draws into wins as the fixture list continues. Maintaining the unbeaten run while sharpening the finishing that has so far been shared thinly across five scorers will be the priority for Moyes and his coaching staff.
Pickford’s clean sheet record against Crystal Palace and Tottenham gives Everton a defensive platform to work from, and supporters will be hoping that platform holds as tougher tests arrive. Details of referee appointments for upcoming fixtures are already being confirmed as the season moves forward.
This page will continue to be updated with the latest Everton Premier League stats for 2026/27 as more results and individual contributions come in.
