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Everton have confirmed that all six away pre-season fixtures are available to watch this summer via evertontv.

A six-match bundle for the pre-season schedule will cost £25 as standard, though it is available for a discounted £20 for Season Ticket Members and Forever Blue+ Members. Alternatively, individual fixtures can be purchased for £5.99 per fixture.

David Moyes’s side are currently in Scotland preparing for their opening fixture of the summer schedule this weekend. The Toffees take on Dundee at Dens Park, before returning to the North West to take on Bolton Wanderers a week later.

Everton also face Stoke City, Hamburger SV, VfB Stuttgart and Newcastle United before the Premier League opener against Crystal Palace on August 22nd.

Premium Members and Season Ticket+ Members can watch all six fixtures live at no additional cost as part of their Membership. 

Everton pre-season schedule

  • Saturday 18 July (2 pm BST) – Dundee 
  • Saturday 25 July (3 pm BST) – Bolton Wanderers 
  • Tuesday 28 July (7:45 pm BST) – Stoke City 
  • Saturday 1 August (4 pm BST; 5 pm CEST) – Hamburger SV 
  • Saturday 8 August (4 pm BST; 5 pm CEST) –  VfB Stuttgart 
  • Wednesday 12 August (5:15 pm BST) – Newcastle United 

The pre-season passes can be purchased here. We will also be running the ToffeeWeb Live Forum during the pre-season campaign.

 

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Eric Myles
1 Posted 15/07/2026 at 15:55:42
Hang on, how can we be playing in Dundee on Saturday when Moyes is still in USA commenting on the third place match that day and the final the day after?

Who's going to lead the team?
Jay Harris
2 Posted 15/07/2026 at 16:19:41
That link is only showing a £5.99 per match availability.
Stu Gre
3 Posted 15/07/2026 at 16:20:47
Would it be possible to never use Moyes photos in any TW article unless it one where he has a) been fired or b) leaving to take on the role of Wee Jimmy Krankie.

I see no reason to use his mug any other time.
Michael Kenrick
4 Posted 15/07/2026 at 19:10:59
Although David Moyes got a gig as a World Cup pundit, this doesn't automatically mean he went to North America to follow the games.

In fact, as someone mentioned yesterday, he probably just watched on the telly, like the rest of us, and then phoned it in from his home office in Lytham St Annes.
Jay Lewis
5 Posted 15/07/2026 at 19:22:24
I agree with Stu
Mike Hayes
6 Posted 15/07/2026 at 22:04:12
Pay £60 for membership get jack for it and the cheeky bastards want paying to stream preseason - nothing like being ripped off 😡
Jay Lewis
7 Posted 15/07/2026 at 22:27:44
I was thinking too Mike. Should be free for Forever Blue + membership. Come to think of it, what benefits do I get as a Forever Blue+ member other than a little advantage on the waiting list??
Mike Hayes
8 Posted 15/07/2026 at 22:35:18
Jay Lewis - that’s about it - for £30 use to get gifts - club pen, key holder flag scarf wash bag - get nothing physical now - double money for nothing 🤷 put £20 to it and get a shirt instead
Svein-Roger Jensen
9 Posted 15/07/2026 at 22:37:28
Pity that England got knocked out, butthey play with a cheater whom I’ll henceforth just call the "diving queen."
Jay Lewis
10 Posted 15/07/2026 at 22:43:08
After you've spent £210 Ish on 3 tickets you can still get a club pen through the rewards system and a car sticker 🤭🤐

But seriously, it does seem to be a membership for a better chance of tickets and nothing else
Antonio Ricardo dos Santos Francisco
11 Posted 15/07/2026 at 23:10:28
"This German manager is a disgrace, the one to blame for England's loss."
Derek Knox
12 Posted 16/07/2026 at 06:21:01
Mike Hayes @ 6, spot on there mate, personally I detest this Forever Blue nonsense, and as you rightly state it is a RIP -OFF ! I point blank, refuse to subscribe to it !

Why have a pre-season against Premiership opposition in Edinburgh ?

Don't get me wrong, I love Everton, and have done for over 50 years, but recently the ever increasing costs to fans has escalated disproportionately, with little or no improvement in results or table position.

Fans have the ultimate power, but don't use it, boycott a game where television is involved and there would soon be an enquiry/post mortem. Okay there is a personal loss involved, but it would be better than be like Pavlov's Dogs and just let them dictate !

More paying sheep through the turn-styles eh?
Paul Griffiths
13 Posted 16/07/2026 at 07:08:32
That was me MK - 4. Moyes did his stuff in the floral room in his semi-detached in LSA. Hence, being at training this week. So, no worries, he's working away with our crack recruiters.

What is #9 doing on this thread? The xxxxx is obsessed and making a complete xxxxxxxxxxx out of himself.
Darren Hind
14 Posted 16/07/2026 at 08:02:30
Some right door hinges on here.
Shaun Parker
15 Posted 16/07/2026 at 08:31:23
Newcastle, 12th August, 5:15.

Surely that's not a friendly pre-season game, is it?
Paul Griffiths
16 Posted 16/07/2026 at 08:33:05
Erm, it is, Shaun.
Michael Kenrick
17 Posted 16/07/2026 at 08:52:28
Indeed, Paul, the Murrayfield date was the first pre-season friendly fixture announced, back at the end of May:

Everton v Newcastle Edinburgh Fixture

Seems the seventh and final pre-season fixture, the only one to be played at home against LOSC Lille, is not part of the promoted package, and may not be available for armchair fans to view...
Jay Harris
18 Posted 16/07/2026 at 16:13:33
Still cant find access to the 6 game package.

Only 2 individual games at £5.99 each.
John Pickles
19 Posted 16/07/2026 at 17:53:09
No thanks, it's bad enough having to watch the regular season matches;)

Just got an e-mail offering me the chance to buy tickets for the Lille match, I'm actually not even considering going to any match this season until we sign a right-back!
Derek Powell
20 Posted 16/07/2026 at 19:14:14
I refuse to pay to sit on a slowly decreasing season ticket waiting list while corporate gain in numbers.
John Collins
21 Posted 16/07/2026 at 19:27:45
Derek.

They should be paying you to go and watch games given the frightened football we played last season.
Karl Jones
22 Posted 16/07/2026 at 19:43:09
Watching Everton's pre-season games is the best way to depress yourself going into the new season.
Derek Powell
23 Posted 16/07/2026 at 19:43:42
John don't expect any better this season -- not till the Moyesiah has gone.

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