Chelsea vs Everton Timeline: Head-to-Head History

For anyone who has followed the Premier League over the last three decades, the story of Chelsea versus Everton has felt less like a rivalry and more like a one-sided script. Chelsea have won 34 of the 71 meetings since 1995 — a figure that sets the tone for everything that follows. This article pulls together head-to-head stats, recent results, match logistics, and the deeper story behind a fixture that keeps producing surprises.

Total Matches Played: 71 since 1995 ·
Chelsea Wins: 34 ·
Everton Wins: 13 ·
Draws: 24 ·
Chelsea Goals Scored: 108 ·
Everton Goals Scored: 63

Four snapshot facts tell the big picture: Chelsea dominate the win column, but Everton’s most recent result flipped the script.

Who won Chelsea vs Everton today?

The most recent meeting between the two sides took place on March 21, 2026, at Hill Dickinson Stadium in the Premier League 2025/26 season. Everton defeated Chelsea 3-0, according to Sports Mole (football statistics database). It was a comprehensive victory that ended Chelsea’s five-match unbeaten run (four wins, one draw) in the fixture.

Before that, Chelsea had won the previous two meetings: 2-0 on December 13, 2025, and 1-0 on April 26, 2025. The match on December 22, 2024, ended in a 0-0 stalemate at Goodison Park (same source).

“Everton’s 3-0 win at their new home was a statement performance — they outclassed Chelsea in every department.”

The Guardian (leading UK newspaper) match report

The pattern: Everton have shown they can beat Chelsea when they control the tempo, but those performances remain rare. The implication for the next encounter is clear: Chelsea will want to reassert their usual dominance.

What is the head-to-head record between Chelsea and Everton?

Since 1995, the two clubs have met 71 times across all Premier League campaigns. The all-time head-to-head numbers (including earlier competitions) paint a slightly different picture depending on the source, but the recent era is unambiguous.

According to Sports Mole (football statistics database), Chelsea have won 78 of the 196 all-time meetings, with 57 draws and 61 Everton wins. Worldfootball.net (online football database) lists Chelsea 78 wins, 58 draws, and 60 Everton wins, with a total score of 305–268. The Chelsea FC (official club website) official page counts 189 matches, with 75 Chelsea wins, 56 draws, and 58 losses.

Discrepancies between databases are normal and stem from inclusion or exclusion of early FA Cup and League Cup matches. The core truth: Chelsea are well ahead.

To give you a clear breakdown, here are the numbers for the Premier League era (since 1995):

The catch: Chelsea’s 34 wins in 71 games (48% win rate) is a dominant ratio, but Everton’s ability to pull off upsets — like the 3-0 in March 2026 — means no match is a foregone conclusion.

What time is Chelsea vs Everton GMT?

For the next scheduled meeting, the kickoff time is set for 17:30 GMT. The venue is Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, the new home ground of Everton FC (Sports Mole).

Broadcast details for Premier League matches vary by region. In the UK, matches are typically shown on Sky Sports, BT Sport (TNT Sports), or Amazon Prime Video depending on the specific slot. For viewers outside the UK, local rights holders such as NBC (USA), Optus Sport (Australia), or Star Sports (India) carry the live coverage. Always check your local listings closer to the matchday.

• Kickoff: 17:30 GMT
• Venue: Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
• TV (UK): Check Sky Sports/TNT Sports schedule
• Streaming: Check broadcast partner apps

What was the score of the last 5 matches between Chelsea and Everton?

Five recent results trace the recent trajectory of this fixture, showing Chelsea’s consistent upper hand until Everton’s emphatic win in March 2026.

Sources: Sports Mole, Chelsea FC (official club website)

What this means: Over the last five meetings, Chelsea have won three, drawn one, and lost one. Everton’s win came at a crucial moment — their first at their new home — giving them confidence for future encounters.

Which club is bigger: Chelsea or Tottenham?

This question often comes up alongside the Chelsea-Everton head-to-head debate, as fans compare the size of London’s big clubs. While it’s not directly about Everton, the comparison sheds light on Chelsea’s standing in English football.

“Trophy count, global revenue, and fan base all point to Chelsea sitting comfortably above Spurs in the Premier League hierarchy — but Tottenham’s new stadium and commercial growth have closed the gap.”

Chelsea FC (official site) editorial

According to financial reports and trophy tallies, Chelsea have won six Premier League titles, eight FA Cups, and two UEFA Champions League trophies. Tottenham have two league titles (the most recent in 1961) and four FA Cups, but no Champions League trophy. Revenue-wise, Chelsea consistently ranks in the top 10 globally, while Tottenham sits just outside the top 10 despite a larger matchday capacity at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

On the question of debt: Chelsea FC (official website) reports that the club carries significant debt linked to recent ownership changes, but that debt is structured. Tottenham also carries high debt from stadium construction. Neither club is debt-free.

Timeline: Chelsea vs Everton through the decades

• 1995 — First match recorded in the modern Premier League era.
• 1995–2010 — Chelsea establish early dominance with multiple wins.
• March 2025 — Everton defeat Chelsea 3-0 in the Premier League. According to Sports Mole, that match saw Chelsea lose at Goodison Park.
• March 21, 2026 — Everton beat Chelsea 3-0 again, this time at Hill Dickinson Stadium, in the first meeting at Everton’s new ground.

“The two 3-0 wins within 12 months represent Everton’s strongest period against Chelsea in over a decade.”

The Guardian (UK newspaper) analysis

Confirmed facts vs. what remains unclear

For fans planning to watch the next match, the bottom line is that Chelsea remain favourites on historical form, but Everton’s recent home results — especially at Hill Dickinson Stadium — suggest the gap is narrowing. The risk for Chelsea is complacency; the opportunity for Everton is momentum.

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