Everton Women v Aston Villa Women preview: kick-off time, team news and form
Everton Women host Aston Villa Women at Goodison Park on Sunday 25th October 2026, with kick-off set for 2.00pm UK time in the Women's Super League.
There's plenty at stake for both sides as they look to build momentum in the division. Everton currently sit 7th in the table with nine points from their six games so far, while Aston Villa are down in 10th place on six points, having won just once in the league this season.
Everton go into the weekend off the back of a mixed run of form, with their last five WSL outings reading WWLWL - a run that includes wins over Charlton and West Ham either side of a loss to Liverpool, before beating Birmingham and then falling to London City most recently. Villa's recent form has been tougher reading on paper, LDLDW, having lost to Manchester City and Tottenham and drawn with Brighton and Crystal Palace, before finally finding a win against Liverpool in their last outing.
Looking at all competitions, Everton have picked up some extra confidence with wins in the WSL Players Cup sandwiched around their league form, finishing their last five games in all competitions WLWLW. Villa too have shown signs of life outside the league, winning in the Players Cup against Newcastle and Burnley either side of their league commitments, making their record in all competitions LWDWW across their last five matches.
Goal difference tells its own story of where the two sides are at defensively this season. Everton have scored five and conceded six in the league, giving them a goal difference of -1, while Villa have found the net six times but shipped twelve, leaving them on -6. Both teams will be looking to tighten up at the back as the season develops.
With no fresh team news or injury updates available ahead of this one, attention turns to how both sides can translate their better recent moments - Everton's home form and Villa's narrow win over Liverpool - into three points at Goodison Park.
You can follow the action from 2.00pm UK time on Sunday 25th October.
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