Derek Knox News Today

The long-running 777 takeover saga should reach some sort of conclusion today, 31 May 2024.

Everton end their 2023-24 Premier League season against Arsenal, who still have a chance to take the title off Manchester City if West Ham can get a result against them

Everton pay a visit to the smallest ground in the Premier League as their roller-coaster campaign winds down after a fantastic week that ensured another season in the top flight

Its been a restorative week in terms of the manager’s standing with many fans and Dyche has now proved that he represents a rare and much-needed element of stability at a club still wracked by an uncertain future

We are facing a huge and difficult summer of yet more uncertainty, significant squad changes and a need to be both clever and realistic in what we can achieve in the transfer market

Everton ground out a third win in their third Premier League match of the week as they narrowly beat Brentford at Goodison Park to confirm their Premier League survival (* more points deductions notwithstanding).

Everton made it a hat-trick of home wins in the space of six days by edging Brentford 1-0 thanks to Idrissa Gueye’s 60th-minute strike that ensured the Blues’ Premier League survival for another season.

Everton will have a fourth successive home win in their sights when they reconvene at Goodison Park hoping to take the momentum from Wednesday night’s pulsating 2-0 win over Liverpool into the late afternoon clash with Brentford.

Tonights hated local visitors to Goodison Park were sent packing after Calvert-Lewin followed up Branthwaites scrambled opener with an absolute classic far-post header.

Farhad Moshiri has reportedly enlisted Deloitte to bring other potential investors to the table to buy him out of his majority shareholding of Everton FC as doubts continue to mount over 777 Partners ability to complete the takeover they agreed last September.