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Everton 1 - 0 Reading

PHIL JAGIELKA was Everton’s unlikely hero against Reading as his first Premier League goal for the Blues helped them strengthen their grip on fourth place. Read

Blackburn 0, Everton 0 - post match analysis

WELL none of us know the rule anymore.” That was the frank and honest assessment of former Everton manager Joe Royle as he discussed the ins and outs of Andrew Johnson’s disallowed ‘winner’ at Ewood Park on Saturday with some old friends he’d spotted in the lobby on his way out of the ground. And he was right. Read

Blackburn Rovers 0 - 0 Everton

EVERTON’S attempts to strengthen their grip on fourth place were frustrated this afternoon as they were held to a goalless draw by Blackburn Rovers. Read

Andrew Johnson in action as Everton play Blackburn

Everton 0, Spurs 0 - post match analysis

FOR the second Wednesday in succession, Goodison was forced to lament a missed opportunity last night. Read

Everton 0 Tottenham 0

CERTAIN items are compulsory for attending football games, namely hats, caps, scarves and badges, but it appears we have reached the stage when another item becomes crucial: the pocket radio. Read

CARLING CUP: Everton 0, Chelsea 1 (1-3 on aggregate)

SO the long wait continues. Thirteen years of domestic cup disappointment for Everton will be extended by at least another 12 months after heartache at Goodison Park last night. Read

SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR

SOMETIMES, no matter how difficult it may be, you have to hold your hands up and admit your best was not good enough. Read

Wigan 1, Everton 2 - post match analysis

DAVID MOYES went into the weekend believing Everton have the advantage in the race for fourth place. Read

Joleon Lescott celebrates for Everton FC

Everton 1, Manchester City 0 - post match analysis

IT wasn’t the best of omens. An administrative oversight had seen Joleon Lescott omitted from the initial teamsheet that was passed around the Press box at Goodison on Saturday. Read

Everton 1 - 0 Manchester City

DAVID Moyes celebrated 10 years as a manager - and never been sacked - as Everton edged closer to their Champions League dream. Read

Everton Res 2 Man United Res 2

VICTOR ANICHEBE and James Vaughan both scored as 10-man Everton held out for a point against a Manchester United side which included Blues captain Phil Neville's brother Gary. Read

CARLING CUP: Chelsea 2, Everton 1 - post match analysis

AS Evertonians this morning struggle to digest this heartbreaking defeat, they could do worse than look across the other side of Stanley Park to find reasons for encouragement. Read

Chelsea 2 Everton 1

FOR those of you who are feeling miserable today, with a sense of frustration gnawing away inside, here’s an anecdote to get the fires burning again. Read

Everton 0, Oldham 1 - post match analysis

IT’S all about how you deal with these days like these” was Bill Kenwright’s glum assessment of Everton’s first cup exit of the campaign. Read

Everton 0 - 1 Oldham Athletic

EVERTON were the victims of a sensational giant-killing as they were beaten League One’s Oldham Athletic. Read

Middlesbrough 0, Everton 2 - post match analysis

IF any Evertonian needed a cure for a New Year hangover, it arrived at the Riverside yesterday. David Moyes’s side began 2008 in the manner in which they had grown accustomed towards the end of the previous 12 months with an accomplished victory against Middlesbrough. Read

Brimming with confidence

NEW year, different line-up, same Everton – while the date and personnel may change, one thing is remaining reassuringly consistent. Read

Everton 1, Arsenal 4 - post match report

HOME captain Phil Neville admitted after this game that sometimes you have to take a step back in order to take two steps forward. Read

Everton 2, Bolton 0 - post match analysis

GIVEN the great strides that have been made at Goodison Park over the last 12 months, it’s difficult to know what Evertonians want more. The new year to arrive, or 2007 to never end. Read

Manchester United 2, Everton 1 - post match analysis

IF Manchester United are the barometer for Premier League success, then even in defeat Everton demonstrated yesterday they remain on the right track. Read

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