Everton drop plans to appeal against two-point deduction
Everton have withdrawn their appeal against a two-point reduction for breaching spending rules after comfortably cementing their top-flight status.
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Seamus Coleman keen to extend Everton career
Seamus Coleman looks likely to stay at Everton rather than play his final game for the club at Goodison Park on Saturday when the Toffees take on Luton Town.
Adebayo rescues struggling Luton in draw against Everton to keep survival hopes alive
Elijah Adebayo kept Luton in the hunt to avoid relegation from the Premier League as his equaliser rescued a 1-1 draw against Everton on Friday.
Elijah Adebayo Rescues Struggling Luton In Draw Against Everton
Elijah Adebayo kept Luton in the hunt to avoid relegation from the Premier League as his equaliser rescued a 1-1 draw against Everton on Friday. Rob Edwards' side trailed to Dominic Calvert-Lewin's penalty but Adebayo scored the crucial leveller before half-time at Kenilworth Road. Despite earning just one win in their past 15 league games, third-bottom Luton are still in contention to beat the drop. They are behind fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest on goal difference, with Nuno Espirito Santo's team facing already-relegated Sheffield United on Saturday.
Manchester United handed double centre-back transfer 'boost' amid Jarrad Branthwaite chase
Everton may reportedly need to sell Jarrad Branthwaite in order to comply with Premier League Profit & Sustainability Rules [PSR] while Crystal Palace are said to be preparing for Marc Guehi’s exit.
Sean Dyche: Keeping Everton in Premier League is my greatest achievement
Everton manager Sean Dyche rates overseeing the club's escape from relegation as his greatest achievement.
Everton secure Premier League survival with victory over Brentford
Everton capped a season-defining week with a third successive home victory to secure their Premier League status as Idrissa Gueye scored the only goal in a 1-0 win over Brentford.
Green Day's Armstrong returns Everton love
Everton manager Sean Dyche has made no secret of his love for American rock band Green Day, but he did not expect lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong to respond by offering his support for the Premier League club.