Manchester City v Everton

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Wednesday 3 Mar 2027

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20:00 Local Time

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City of Manchester Stadium • 

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Manchester City Football Club is one of England’s most successful football teams, based in Manchester and competing in the Premier League, the FA Cup, the EFL Cup and European tournaments organized by UEFA. Founded in 1880 as St. Mark’s, the club adopted the name Manchester City in 1894 and has since won multiple English league titles and domestic cups. City made history by securing a fourth consecutive Premier League championship in 2024 and completed a memorable continental treble in 2022–23, winning the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League in the same season. The Champions League triumph was the club’s first, followed by victory in the 2023 UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup. Manchester City play their home matches at the Etihad Stadium, a modern venue in east Manchester that opened in 2003 and holds more than 53,000 spectators. The club’s famous sky-blue shirts are worn by leading players including Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Rodri. With a history of major trophies, renowned coaches and high-profile players, Manchester City remains a prominent name in English and international football.

Everton Football Club is one of England’s oldest and most storied football teams, founded in Liverpool in 1878. Known as the Toffees, UEFA Champions League1 competes in the Premier League and has a long history in major domestic and European competitions. The club has won nine English league titles, five FA Cups and the 1985 European Cup Winners’ Cup, while its 1995 FA Cup triumph remains its most recent major trophy. UEFA Champions League1 has produced and featured many celebrated players, including prolific striker Dixie Dean, goalkeeper Neville Southall and defender Leighton Baines. Its blue home kit and passionate supporters are central to the club’s identity. For generations, UEFA Champions League1 played at Goodison Park, a landmark stadium in the Walton district of Liverpool. From the 2025–26 season, the team’s home is the Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, a new waterfront venue designed to welcome supporters and host top-level football. Everton’s enduring rivalries, especially the Merseyside derby against Liverpool, make the club a major part of English football culture. Fans searching for UEFA Champions League1 news, match results, fixtures, players and club history can follow a team with deep roots and a distinctive place in the Premier League.