Leicester City vs Everton FC Tickets

The Toffees make the trip from Merseyside to the East Midlands for what promises to be a hard-fought fixture, and fans of either team looking to buy Leicester City vs Everton tickets can shop from our unrivaled selection at SeatPick today.

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Leicester City vs Everton History

Claudio Ranieri famously took the Foxes to the Premier League title in 2015/16, a success that no one could have predicted, and the King Power Stadium side then went on to reach the last eight in the UEFA Champions League the following year and also won the FA Cup in 2021. These recent crowns are, by some distance, the pinnacle of the club’s achievements to date.

Everton ruled the roost in England Europe in the 1980s and are an ever-present fixture in the top flight. However, of late, they have struggled for consistency, and the successes achieved under Howard Kendall, which include two English titles and a UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup trophy, are now something of a faded memory for the Goodison Park side.

Leicester City vs Everton Head-to-Head

Everton shades it when it comes to the head-to-head record between these two sides, and even on the road, the Toffees have impressed. In 2018, goals from Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson gave them a 2-1 win, and in 2020, the Brazilian was once again on target, this time in a 2-0 success.

Everton won away at Leicester City again in 2022, with Vitali Mykolenko and Mason Holgate finding the back of the net in a 2-1 triumph.

Leicester City vs Everton Mutual Connections

A number of top players have represented both clubs, but perhaps none with more distinction than England international legend Gary Lineker. The local-born talent started his professional career at Leicester City, making 216 appearances for the club and scoring 103 goals for the then-Filbert Street side. He made the big switch to Everton in 1985 and proved an instant success, scoring 40 goals in all competitions in his first season before being lured away to Barcelona the following year.