Southampton vs Everton FC Tickets

The Toffees take on the Saints at St Mary’s, and if you want to be there on the South Coast enjoying the game live and in person, SeatPick has a host of the best-priced Southampton vs Everton tickets available for you to select from today.

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Southampton vs Everton History

Southampton’s sole major honour to date came in 1976 when a goal from Bobby Stokes saw the club secure a famous FA Cup Final win over Manchester United. Manager Lawrie McMenemy followed that success up with a great run to second place in the old English First Division in 1983/84.

Everton have won nine league championships to date, with the club’s last period of sustained success coming in the 1980s. During this decade, the Toffees won two league titles, in 1984/85 and 1986/87, as well as additional triumphs in the FA Cup and the UEFA European Cup Winners’ Cup. In more reason seasons, the club has come perilously close to suffering relegation to the Premier League but nonetheless enjoys great support from their large fanbase.

Southampton vs Everton Head-to-Head

This fixture leans in Everton’s favour when it comes to the overall head-to-head record between the two teams, though the Saints have managed to occasionally pick up all three points while hosting the Toffees on their own patch.

In 2000, goals from Jo Tessam and Matt Oakley gave Southampton a 2-0 win at The Dell, and then in 2001, Tessem scored the only goal of the game to give the home side another victory. In 2022, goals from Stuart Armstrong and Shane Long gave the Saints a 2-0 win over Everton.

Southampton vs Everton Mutual Connections

Among those to have represented both clubs was England international World Cup winner Alan Ball. The midfielder moved to Everton in 1966 and made a total of 254 appearances for the club, scoring 80 goals, before moving to Arsenal in 1971. Later in his career, Ball played 161 times for Southampton and went on to manage the club between January 1994 and July 1995.