Sunderland will visit Everton for their final away game of the Premier League season on Sunday afternoon.
Sunderland will round off their away games for a memorable return to the Premier League when they visit Everton on Sunday afternoon.
The Black Cats have already experienced walking out at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season after goalkeeper Robin Roefs produced a sparkling display to help Regis Le Bris’ side come out on the right side of a penalty shoot-out in an FA Cup third round tie against the Toffees in January. However, Sunday’s trip to the blue half of Merseyside will provide Sunderland with their first Premier League fixture at their hosts’ new home.
The Black Cats’ form on their own home patch has been mixed in recent months - although it did provide strong foundations for a solid return to the top flight during the first half of the season as Le Bris’ men embarked on a 12-game unbeaten run at the Stadium of Light. Since suffering their first defeat on Wearside when Liverpool claimed a narrow win in February, Fulham, Brighton and Hove Albion and Nottingham Forest have also collected maximum points from a trip to SR5.
Sunderland’s away form has hampered their attempts to make a genuine push for European competition and they travel to Everton looking to rack up on a third win in their last 13 away league games. There have been some impressive results on the road such as the win at Chelsea and the history-making victory at Newcastle United - but how does the Black Cats overall away record compare to their rivals across the Premier League?
Premier League away record
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 03: Chemsdine Talbi of Sunderland scores his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Sunderland at Anfield on December 03, 2025 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)placeholder image
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 03: Chemsdine Talbi of Sunderland scores his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Sunderland at Anfield on December 03, 2025 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) | Getty Images
1st: Arsenal - 35 points 2nd: Manchester City - 32 points 3rd: Chelsea - 26 points 4th: Manchester United - 26 points 5th: Tottenham Hotspur - 26 points 6th: Everton - 26 points 7th: AFC Bournemouth - 25 points 8th: Nottingham Forest - 24 points 9th: Liverpool - 24 points 10th: Aston Villa - 24 points 11th: Crystal Palace - 23 points 12th: Brighton and Hove Albion - 20 points 13th: Brentford - 20 points 14th: Sunderland - 18 points 15th: Newcastle United - 17 points 16th: West Ham United - 17 points 17th: Fulham - 16 points 18th: Leeds United - 15 points 19th: Burnley - 9 points 20th: Wolverhampton Wanderers - 5 points
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