Everton vs Manchester City Highlights and Goals

Premier League

7:00 PMMay 4, 2026

Regular Season – 35

Everton

Show Score

3 – 3

HT:(0 – 1)

Manchester City

Hill Dickinson Stadium

Referee: Michael Oliver, England

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How did the teams perform?

Everton

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Solid
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Bang Average
0


Lucky
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Shocking
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Manchester City

World Class
0


Solid
0


Bang Average
0


Lucky
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Shocking
0

Match Stats
Lineups
Head-2-Head
Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

25%

75%

2.77

Expected goals (xG)

1.37

0.74

Goals Prevented

0.74

Attack

14

Total shots

20

6

Shots on target

4

2

Shots off target

8

6

Blocked shots

8

10

Shots inside box

12

4

Shots outside box

8

5

Corner kicks

9

4

Offsides

0

Passing

198

Total passes

608

137 (69%)

Accurate passes

550 (90%)

Discipline

15

Fouls

5

4

Yellow cards

1

0

Red cards

0

1

Goalkeeper saves

3

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Lineup

Everton

4-2-3-1

1
G

Jordan Pickford



6.5

16
D

Vitaliy Mykolenko



6.0

5
D

Michael Keane


45′ Tripping



7.0

6
D

James Tarkowski (C)


53′ Tripping



6.3

15
D

Jake O'Brien

73′

86′ Holding



6.9

37
M

James Garner

73′

6.9

42
M

Tim Iroegbunam



7.0

10
M

Iliman Ndiaye



6.9

22
M

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall



6.5

34
M

Merlin Röhl

81′

6.3

9
F

Beto


48′ Roughing



6.3

Substitutes

11
F

Thierno Barry

68′
81′

64′ Replaced by Beto



8.9

12
G

Mark Travers

2
D

Nathan Patterson


90+2′ Replaced by M. Rohl

23
D

Séamus Coleman

7
F

Dwight McNeil

20
M

Tyler Dibling

45
M

Harrison Armstrong


90+6′ Replaced by T. Iroegbunam

24
M

Carlos Alcaraz


90+2′ Replaced by K. Dewsbury-Hall

19
F

Tyrique George

Coach

Leighton Baines

Manchester City

4-2-3-1

25
G

Gianluigi Donnarumma


74′ Unsportsmanlike conduct



6.6

33
D

Nico O'Reilly



6.0

15
D

Marc Guéhi

90+7′

6.6

45
D

Abdukodir Khusanov



6.7

27
D

Matheus Nunes



6.3

20
M

Bernardo Silva (C)



6.9

14
M

Nico González



6.5

11
M

Jérémy Doku

43′
90+7′


9.9

10
M

Rayan Cherki

43′

6.5

42
M

Antoine Semenyo



6.7

9
F

Erling Haaland

83′


7.5

Substitutes

1
G

James Trafford

21
D

Rayan Aït-Nouri

5
D

John Stones

6
D

Nathan Aké

4
M

Tijjani Reijnders

8
M

Mateo Kovačić

83′
75′ Replaced by Nico



7.0

26
F

Savinho

47
M

Phil Foden


74′ Replaced by A. Semenyo



6.3

7
F

Omar Marmoush


87′ Replaced by B. Silva



6.5

Coach

Pep Guardiola

Premier League Standings – Premier League

TotalHomeAway

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Arsenal	35	23	7	5	67-26	41	76	W 14 March: Arsenal 2 – 0 Everton L 11 April: Arsenal 1 – 2 Bournemouth L 19 April: Manchester City 2 – 1 Arsenal W 25 April: Arsenal 1 – 0 Newcastle W 02 May: Arsenal 3 – 0 Fulham
2	Manchester City	33	21	7	5	66-29	37	70	D 14 March: West Ham 1 – 1 Manchester City D No match found W 19 April: Manchester City 2 – 1 Arsenal W 22 April: Burnley 0 – 1 Manchester City W No match found
3	Manchester United	35	18	10	7	63-48	15	64	D 20 March: Bournemouth 2 – 2 Manchester United L 13 April: Manchester United 1 – 2 Leeds W 18 April: Chelsea 0 – 1 Manchester United W 27 April: Manchester United 2 – 1 Brentford W 03 May: Manchester United 3 – 2 Liverpool
4	Liverpool	35	17	7	11	59-47	12	58	L 21 March: Brighton 2 – 1 Liverpool W 11 April: Liverpool 2 – 0 Fulham W 19 April: Everton 1 – 2 Liverpool W 25 April: Liverpool 3 – 1 Crystal Palace L 03 May: Manchester United 3 – 2 Liverpool
5	Aston Villa	34	17	7	10	47-42	5	58	L No match found W No match found D No match found W No match found L 03 May: Aston Villa 1 – 2 Tottenham
6	Bournemouth	35	12	16	7	55-52	3	52	D 20 March: Bournemouth 2 – 2 Manchester United W 11 April: Arsenal 1 – 2 Bournemouth W 18 April: Newcastle 1 – 2 Bournemouth D 22 April: Bournemouth 2 – 2 Leeds W 03 May: Bournemouth 3 – 0 Crystal Palace
7	Brentford	35	14	9	12	52-46	6	51	D 21 March: Leeds 0 – 0 Brentford D 11 April: Brentford 2 – 2 Everton D 18 April: Brentford 0 – 0 Fulham L 27 April: Manchester United 2 – 1 Brentford W 02 May: Brentford 3 – 0 West Ham
8	Brighton	35	13	11	11	49-42	7	50	W 21 March: Brighton 2 – 1 Liverpool W 11 April: Burnley 0 – 2 Brighton D 18 April: Tottenham 2 – 2 Brighton W 21 April: Brighton 3 – 0 Chelsea L 02 May: Newcastle 3 – 1 Brighton
9	Chelsea	34	13	9	12	53-45	8	48	L 21 March: Everton 3 – 0 Chelsea L 12 April: Chelsea 0 – 3 Manchester City L 18 April: Chelsea 0 – 1 Manchester United L 21 April: Brighton 3 – 0 Chelsea L 04 May: Chelsea 1 – 3 Nottingham Forest
10	Fulham	35	14	6	15	44-49	-5	48	W 21 March: Fulham 3 – 1 Burnley L 11 April: Liverpool 2 – 0 Fulham D 18 April: Brentford 0 – 0 Fulham W 25 April: Fulham 1 – 0 Aston Villa L 02 May: Arsenal 3 – 0 Fulham
11	Everton	34	13	8	13	41-41	0	47	L No match found W No match found D No match found L 25 April: West Ham 2 – 1 Everton L No match found
12	Sunderland	35	12	11	12	37-46	-9	47	W 22 March: Newcastle 1 – 2 Sunderland W 12 April: Sunderland 1 – 0 Tottenham L 19 April: Aston Villa 4 – 3 Sunderland L 24 April: Sunderland 0 – 5 Nottingham Forest D 02 May: Wolves 1 – 1 Sunderland
13	Newcastle	35	13	6	16	49-51	-2	45	L 22 March: Newcastle 1 – 2 Sunderland L 12 April: Crystal Palace 2 – 1 Newcastle L 18 April: Newcastle 1 – 2 Bournemouth L 25 April: Arsenal 1 – 0 Newcastle W 02 May: Newcastle 3 – 1 Brighton
14	Leeds	35	10	13	12	47-52	-5	43	D 21 March: Leeds 0 – 0 Brentford W 13 April: Manchester United 1 – 2 Leeds W 18 April: Leeds 3 – 0 Wolves D 22 April: Bournemouth 2 – 2 Leeds W 01 May: Leeds 3 – 1 Burnley
15	Crystal Palace	34	11	10	13	36-42	-6	43	D 15 March: Crystal Palace 0 – 0 Leeds W 12 April: Crystal Palace 2 – 1 Newcastle D 20 April: Crystal Palace 0 – 0 West Ham L 25 April: Liverpool 3 – 1 Crystal Palace L 03 May: Bournemouth 3 – 0 Crystal Palace
16	Nottingham Forest	34	10	9	15	41-45	-4	39	D No match found W No match found D No match found W 24 April: Sunderland 0 – 5 Nottingham Forest W 04 May: Chelsea 1 – 3 Nottingham Forest
17	West Ham	35	9	9	17	42-61	-19	36	L 22 March: Aston Villa 2 – 0 West Ham W 10 April: West Ham 4 – 0 Wolves D 20 April: Crystal Palace 0 – 0 West Ham W 25 April: West Ham 2 – 1 Everton L 02 May: Brentford 3 – 0 West Ham
18	Tottenham	34	8	10	16	43-53	-10	34	D No match found L 12 April: Sunderland 1 – 0 Tottenham L No match found D No match found W 03 May: Aston Villa 1 – 2 Tottenham
19	Burnley	35	4	8	23	35-71	-36	20	L 21 March: Fulham 3 – 1 Burnley L 11 April: Burnley 0 – 2 Brighton L 19 April: Nottingham Forest 4 – 1 Burnley L 22 April: Burnley 0 – 1 Manchester City L 01 May: Leeds 3 – 1 Burnley
20	Wolves	35	3	9	23	25-63	-38	18	D 16 March: Brentford 2 – 2 Wolves L 10 April: West Ham 4 – 0 Wolves L 18 April: Leeds 3 – 0 Wolves L 25 April: Wolves 0 – 1 Tottenham D 02 May: Wolves 1 – 1 Sunderland

Qualification/Relegation

• Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
• Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
• Promotion – Conference League (Play Offs)
• Relegation – Championship

Everton and Manchester City served up a thrilling six-goal Premier League spectacle, with Jérémy Doku’s dramatic late strike earning City a 3-3 draw at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Manchester City arrived at Goodison Park second in the table with 70 points from 33 games, while Everton sat 11th with 47 points. City’s recent form showed two consecutive draws, while Everton had won just one of their last five matches. The stage was set for an entertaining clash between title contenders and a struggling home side.

City took the lead through Jérémy Doku in the 43rd minute. The winger cut inside and finished with precision, giving Pep Guardiola’s side control heading into half-time. Everton’s defense looked vulnerable in the opening period, struggling to contain City’s attacking prowess.

The first half statistics told the story of City’s dominance. They completed 90% of their passes and controlled 75% possession. Everton managed just 25% of the ball and looked to hit on the counter-attack. City’s expected goals stood at 1.37, while Everton’s sat at 2.77 despite their limited possession.

The second half erupted into life with Everton’s substitutes making an immediate impact. Thierno Barry entered the fray and scored twice in quick succession. Barry netted in the 68th minute to level the match, then added another in the 73rd minute to put Everton ahead 2-1. The home crowd sensed an upset was possible.

Jérémie O’Brien added a third for Everton in the 73rd minute, extending their lead to 2-1. Barry then struck again in the 81st minute to make it 3-1. Everton appeared to have seized control of the contest against the odds.

However, City refused to surrender. Erling Haaland reduced the deficit in the 83rd minute with a clinical finish. The momentum had shifted back toward the visitors. Doku then delivered the dramatic finale in the 90+7th minute, firing past the goalkeeper to secure a 3-3 draw.

Doku’s performance was outstanding throughout. The Belgian winger completed two goals and created four key passes, earning a 9.9 rating. Barry’s substitute appearance proved crucial, scoring twice in just 33 minutes on the pitch with an 8.9 rating.

City dominated possession and territory but failed to convert their chances into victory. They created 20 total shots with only four on target. Everton’s defensive resilience crumbled in the final minutes despite their second-half revival. Michael Keane picked up a yellow card early for the hosts.

The draw leaves City on 71 points from 34 games, maintaining their second-place position. Everton remains 11th with 48 points, their comeback effort ultimately undone by City’s late leveler. Both teams showed character but neither could claim victory in an enthralling encounter.

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