Sunderland vs Everton Tickets

The Stadium of Light is set for a passionate and often fiercely contested fixture as Sunderland prepare to host Everton. This match typically pits the Black Cats' fervent home support and battling spirit against the historic pedigree and footballing quality of the Toffees, promising a captivating affair on Wearside.

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Sunderland vs Everton History

These two teams have faced each other many times over the years, here are just a handful of their meetings.

• Sunderland 3–0 Everton (Premier League – 11 May 2016, Stadium of Light) Sunderland secured their Premier League safety and relegated both Norwich and local rivals Newcastle with a comprehensive home win. Patrick van Aanholt opened the scoring with a 25-yard free-kick, and defender Lamine Koné struck twice from close range. The result capped a remarkable late-season revival under Sam Allardyce and ensured Sunderland’s top-flight status for another year.

• Sunderland 0–3 Everton (Premier League – 12 September 2016, Stadium of Light) Everton delivered a dominant second-half performance at the Stadium of Light, with Romelu Lukaku scoring a rapid 11-minute hat-trick to secure all three points for the visitors. The match was goalless at halftime, but Lukaku’s clinical finishing after the break left Sunderland with no response in front of over 42,000 fans.

Sunderland vs Everton Mutual Connections

Among the players to have been fielded by both clubs are the following.

• Jordan Pickford: The most prominent current connection. An academy graduate of Sunderland, he became their first-choice goalkeeper and was outstanding, particularly in their 2016-17 relegation season, before making a big-money move to Everton in 2017, where he has established himself as England's No.1.

• Don Hutchison: The Scottish midfielder played for Everton in two spells (1994-1998 and 2000-2001) and also had a successful and popular period with Sunderland (2000 and 2005).

• Jack Rodwell: Came through Everton's renowned academy and was a highly-rated young talent for the Toffees before moving to Manchester City. He later signed for Sunderland.