Expected goals
2.25Everton3 goals scored
1.40Coventry City1 goal scored
Premier League · Round 10
3–1
FinishedHill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
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Everton dominates Coventry City and wins 3-1 at Hill Dickinson Stadium
Home team secures impressive result in the opening of the tenth round of the Premier League and gains momentum in the competition
Everton surpassed Coventry City 3-1 on Friday, in a match played at Hill Dickinson Stadium for the tenth round of the Premier League. With the victory in front of their fans, the Liverpool team conquered three crucial points for the sequence of the national tournament.
Incidents
EVECOV
52'⚽
Yann Gboho
56'⚽
Thierno Barryassist. Vitaliy Mykolenko
61'⚽
Thierno Barry
73'🔄
Yann Gboho↔ Brandon Thomas-Asante
73'🔄
Tyler Dibling↔ Brennan Johnson
73'🔄
Harrison Armstrong↔ Hayden Hackney
73'🔄
Merlin Röhl↔ Jake O'Brien
81'⚽
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hallassist. Thierno Barry
86'🔄
Tatsuhiro Sakamoto↔ Loum Tchaouna
86'🔄
Jack Rudoni↔ Gustavo Hamer
86'🔄
Victor Torp↔ Matt Grimes
87'🔄
Taiwo Awoniyi↔ Sidiki Cherif
88'🟨
Caleb YirenkyiOff the ball foul
88'🟨
Jarrad BranthwaiteFoul
89'🔄
Jarrad Branthwaite↔ Michael Keane
90'🔄
Tyrique George↔ Carlos Alcaraz
Match Recap
Playing in their domains, the home team managed to impose themselves from the initial minutes to overcome the opposing marking and build the 3-1 triumph. The match had an intense rhythm at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with the Everton team taking the initiative of the offensive actions while the Coventry City tried to respond with counterattacks to stay alive in the dispute.
Statistics
Possession
50%Everton≈ 45 min on the ball
50%Coventry City≈ 45 min on the ball
Shots on target
7Evertonof 16 shots
4Coventry Cityof 15 shots
Pass accuracy
81%Everton343 of 424
81%Coventry City353 of 438
Match DNA
Six-dimensional comparison
1st half → 2nd half
Who grew or faded after the break
xG
Possession
Shots on target %
Pass %
Duels won %
Anatomy of the shots
Where each shot ended up
EvertonCoventry City
Goals
3
1
Saved
4
3
Woodwork
—
—
Blocked
3
3
Off target
6
8
Territory map
Action intensity by pitch third
Everton
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots
Coventry City
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles
Darker shades mean more activity in that zone
Duels
Who won more battles
Ground
52%
52% · 3848% · 35
Aerial
62%
62% · 3138% · 19
Dribbles
55%
55% · 1245% · 8
Player impact
Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)
Players with 30+ min only.
Match standout
Top-rated player's share of the team
Everton
Thierno Barry
F · #11
Rating: 8.60
Passes12Shots6Defense4Creation41
Match Highlights
The result confirms the good phase of Everton, which came from a record of 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses in their last five games, including a previous triumph against Newcastle United. Meanwhile, Coventry City saw their recovery interrupted after registering 3 wins and 2 losses in the last five commitments of the season.
What the Numbers Say
The match valid for the tenth round moved the Premier League standings, opening the weekend of confrontations between the English football clubs. The triumph represents an important step for the home team to position itself more solidly among the top ten, surpassing a direct opponent at the beginning of the journey.
Lineup
How teams lined up at kick-off
Everton · 4-5-1Coventry City · 4-5-1
CCaptain↓Substituted
Everton
Manager: David Moyes
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Coventry City
Manager: Frank Lampard
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Man of the match
Thierno Barry
Everton
Referee
Stuart Attwell
Suspended
Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.
Coventry City
🚫
Caleb YirenkyiBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Crystal Palace.
What Changes Now
The two teams now turn their attention to the 11th round of the English Championship after the break. Coventry City returns to the fields on Saturday, November 21, 2026, when they host Crystal Palace at the Coventry Building Society Arena. In turn, Everton plays away from home on Monday, November 23, 2026, facing Brentford at the Brentford Community Stadium.