Everton vs Sunderland Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

On January 10, Everton were hosting Sunderland in the FA Cup of England. With the scoreline at 1-1, the tie remained unresolved and has been settled through penalties, where Sunderland won by realizing three shots while Everton scored none.

The opening goal came on the 30th minute when Enzo Le Fee found the net, giving Sunderland the lead. James Garner then scored, concluding at 1-1.

The countdown begins for a clash that promises intensity as the upcoming match sees Everton and Sunderland square off once more, 2 months after the Premier League encounter which ended in a draw 1-1. Everton come into the match following a draw against Wolves on January 7 in the Premier League. Having conceded goals in each of their last three home matches, they face a chance to reset and refocus on defensive solidity.

Sunderland are coming off a defeat to Brentford in the Premier League on January 7, extending their winless streak to five games.

In this FA Cup showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for Everton and Sunderland throughout the campaign. Everton’s offensive unit, guided by David Moyes, has leaned on Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, their main scorer, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Dewsbury-Hall has already scored four goals and provided three assists in all competitions this term, as Grealish tops the team’s assist charts with six decisive passes leading to goals. Supporting them are Iliman Ndiaye, James Garner and Beto, who have also chipped in with important goals and assists, adding depth to Everton’s attack.

Meanwhile, Enzo Le Fee and Granit Xhaka have been pivotal for Sunderland’s attack, under the tactical direction of Regis Le Bris, combining to deliver important goals and assists. Isidor has already scored four goals in all competitions this term, as Xhaka leads the creative efforts for the team, recording five assists across competitions. Nordi Mukiele, Brian Brobbey and Chemsdine Talbi have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Sunderland’s attack.

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AI Prediction

Our AI model provides a pre-game prediction for the Everton–Sunderland match, and as the game progresses, it refines those predictions continuously based on live developments.

Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Everton - Sunderland in real time.

Everton kicked off the game with Jordan Pickford, Vitaliy Mykolenko who got substituted by Elijah Xavier Campbell on the 104th minute, James Tarkowski, Jake O'Brien, Nathan Patterson who got substituted by Reece Welch on the 116th minute, Harrison Armstrong, James Garner, Merlin Rohl who got substituted by Adam Aznou on the 86th minute, Dwight McNeil, Beto and Tyler Dibling who got substituted by Thierno Barry on the 75th minute as starters, with Mark Travers, Tom King, Reece Welch, Adam Aznou, Elijah Xavier Campbell, Malik Olayiwola, Callum Bates, Thierno Barry and Braiden Graham on the bench.

Sunderland's starting eleven were Robin Roefs, Dennis Cirkin, Luke O'Nien, Nordi Mukiele, Trai Hume, Noah Sadiki, Granit Xhaka, Romaine Mundle, Enzo Le Fee, Simon Adingra who got substituted by Brian Brobbey on the 71st minute and Eliezer Mayenda who got substituted by Dan Ballard on the 71st minute, with Anthony Patterson, Leo Hjelde, Lutsharel Geertruida, Dan Ballard, Omar Alderete, Chris Rigg, Dan Neill, Brian Brobbey and Wilson Isidor on the bench.

Stats

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• Expected Goals: 1.21 - 0.88
• Ball Possession: 45 - 55
• Big Scoring Chances: 1 - 0
• Total Attempts: 14 - 18
• Shots On Target: 3 - 6
• Blocked Shots: 2 - 5
• Shots in the Box: 7 - 10
• Shots from Outside the Box: 7 - 8
• Woodwork Hits: 0 - 0
• Fouls: 16 - 20
• Corners: 0 - 7
• Throw-Ins: 24 - 27
• Saves: 5 - 2
• Free Kicks: 19 - 16
• Offsides: 0 - 1
• Passes into Final Third: 181 - 201
• Completed Passes in Final Third: 133 - 154
• Touches in Opponent's Box: 24 - 40
• Tackles: 26 - 17
• Completed Tackles: 16 - 12
• Total Crosses: 25 - 20
• Successful Crosses: 4 - 5
• Interceptions: 11 - 9
• Clearances: 34 - 23

Referee showed the yellow card six times throughout the game. Noah Sadiki, Granit Xhaka, Dan Ballard, Thierno Barry, Nordi Mukiele and Trai Hume were the ones to receive it.

Head-to-head

Over five meetings since May 2016, the teams have each had their moments. Everton have three wins to their name, Sunderland one, with the other one encounter ending in stalemate. The most recent match between them was on November 3, 2025, in the Premier League of England, ending in a 1-1 draw. Across these five head-to-head matches, Everton have scored nine goals, while Sunderland have netted four. So, overall, Everton have the edge in head-to-head matches against Sunderland in their recent history.

Recent Form

Everton's most recent outing ended in a draw against Wolves, while Sunderland's most recent outing ended in a loss against Brentford. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Everton have claimed seven victories, suffered eight defeats, and drawn five times, while over their most recent twenty games, Sunderland have claimed six victories, suffered five defeats, and drawn nine times.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Everton and Sunderland in real time. You can watch the goals by Enzo Le Fee and James Garner as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Everton - Sunderland are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.