Scott Phelan emphasised the importance of “consistancy”,  continuing their focus and professionalism heading into their final away game of the season against Arsenal on Wednesday. 

Taking over as interim head coach after the departure of long term boss Brian Sørensen, Phelan led the Toffee’s to their first back-to-back wins in the WSL against Aston Villa and London City Lionesses in his opening two outings. A win against Tottenham Hotspurs sandwiched between four defeats in a tough block is how the Liverpool side stand heading to The Emirates Stadium for a rearranged fixture due to the Gunners UWCL commitments.

Everton have seen some good moments against Arsenal in recent years, a 0-0 defeat on the N7 turf in the last WSL campaign was a boost for the team against a top side.

Everton Women are experiencing a tough dip in form despite an emphatic win on their 2025/26 opener. Winless in four matches across both the Barclays Women’s Super League and Subway Women’s League Cup, the squad face several challenges as they aim to regroup and make their mark at Goodison Park.

Brian Sørensen addressed the media and spoke about the learning curves his squad faced in recent weeks, alongside a touching tribute to Matt Beard, following his sudden passing.

Everton Women have a new home at Goodison Park. This is a new era for the women’s team, as they look to build a new future with a new vision.

 Head coach, Brian Sørensen addressed the media and spoke about his ambitions and analysis of the squad so far. Only a few weeks into the 2025/26 season, the Toffees are building momentum and determined not to fall short of their expectations.

Ornella Vignola is a twenty-year-old midfielder/winger for Everton FC Women.

A versatile attacking threat, she combines pace and direct running with a calm finishing touch. On her Barclays Women’s Super League debut for the Toffees, she announced herself with a historic Merseyside derby hat-trick. This instantly recognised her as a young player to watch this season.

Vignola has represented the Spanish national team at youth level and is now pushing for a breakthrough into the senior national team.

Everton have announced the signing of twenty-six--year-old defender, Maz Pacheco from Aston Villa. Following the expiration of her contract with the Villains, Pacheo awaits a new chapter in Merseyside.

The Philippines international becomes the eighth addition to Brian Sorensen’s squad this summer, ahead of Everton Women’s historic first season at Goodison Park. With memories of her childhood at the heart of this move, Pacheco looks to make an impact on this promising side ahead of the 2025/26 season.