Everton v Coventry City: Match details and how to watch
Everton host Coventry City at the Hill Dickinson on Friday night, hoping to make it three wins in succession after their Carabao Cup and Premier League victories over Newcastle United.
David Moyes’ side moved up to seventh in the table following Monday’s 1-0 win at St James’ Park, where Thierno Barry scored the only goal.
Here are the key details ahead of Friday’s meeting with the newly promoted Sky Blues.
Everton v Coventry City: Match details
Match information Details
Competition Premier League
Date Friday, 6 November 2026
Venue Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
UK kick-off 8pm GMT
US kick-off 3pm ET / 12pm PT
UK TV Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Premier League
UK streaming Sky Go / NOW
US TV USA Network (provisional listing)
US streaming Services carrying USA Network, subject to confirmation
The fixture was brought forward from Saturday after being selected for live television coverage. US viewers should check the NBC Sports Premier League schedule for any changes to the provisional broadcaster listing.
Everton v Coventry City: Match officials
Stuart Attwell is listed as Friday’s referee, with Constantine Hatzidakis and Nicholas Hopton as his assistants. Samuel Barrott is due to be fourth official, while Tim Wood and Gary Beswick are listed as VAR and assistant VAR respectively. The appointments are listed by Referee Observer and remain subject to official confirmation.
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Everton looking to maintain momentum
Everton’s two wins over Newcastle have provided a welcome response to defeats against Chelsea and Arsenal. Barry scored in both games, while Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was named player of the match on each occasion. Moyes will be hoping that improvement continues against a Coventry side who have taken nine points from their opening nine Premier League fixtures.
The Sky Blues are 16th after returning to the top flight, but Everton will need to maintain the standards they showed in their recent victories.
Supporters travelling to Hill Dickinson Stadium should be aware of planned Merseyrail engineering works affecting services on matchday. The club has published an official travel update and advised fans to allow additional time for their journeys.
Confirmed starting line-ups are expected approximately an hour and a quarter before kick-off.
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Gary Gowers is a sports journalist and the editor of Read Everton, where he leads daily coverage of Everton news, transfers and analysis. He also writes about Manchester City for Read Man City and motorsport for Read Motorsport. A former accountant, he became a freelance writer in 2011 and has written for BBC Sport and Metro.
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