Everton FC vs Southampton Tickets

Merseyside plays host to the Saints in this Goodison Park fixture and supporters who want to get their hands on Everton vs Southampton tickets can enjoy the widest selection of these at SeatPick today.

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Everton vs Southampton History

Everton have enjoyed spells of real domination and spent almost all their history in the top flight of English football. In the 1960s, they picked up two league championships, and in the 1980s, they once again rose to the top. Howard Kendall guided the club to titles in 1985 and 1867, as well as the UEFA European Cup Winners’ Cup. The decade also brought with it an FA Cup success in 1984 as well as three defeats in the Final (once to Manchester United and twice to arch-rivals Liverpool).

Southampton have not won much in the way of major silverware over the course of their lengthy history, with a 1976 FA Cup win over Manchester United still the most fondly remembered achievement. In recent years, they have found themselves in and out of the top tier, falling to League One at one point. Nonetheless the club has a very loyal fanbase, ready to cheer their side on in this away clash.

Everton vs Southampton Head-to-Head

The Toffees lead the way in this encounter when it comes to past results. In 1986 a hat-trick from Gary Lineker helped Everton to a 6-1 mauling, goals from Derek Mountfield, Trevor Steven and Graeme Sharp completing the misery for the Saints. The following season an own goal from Mark Wright and efforts from Paul Power and Dave Watson gave Everton a 3-0 win on the way to a league championship success.

Everton vs Southampton Mutual Connections

Among those to have represented both clubs are winger Theo Walcott, forward James Beattie and Mark Hughes, who played for both and also managed Southampton. Also to have played for both was attacking sensation Andrei Kanchelskis. He moved to Everton in 1996 after a successful spell at Manchester United, and he played 62 games for the Goodison Park side, scoring 21 goals before moving to Fiorentina. In 2002, he moved to Southampton, albeit only playing twice before moving to Saudi Arabia.