Women's Super League · 22
16.05
Everton
1 - 0
Women's Super League · 21
13.05
Arsenal
1 - 0
Women's Super League · 20
26.04
Everton
1 - 4
About Everton Women
Everton Women were formed in 1983 as Hoylake WFC, officially becoming Everton in 1995. The Toffees won the FA Women's Premier League in 1998 and the FA Women's Cup twice (1989, 2010). For 2025-26, Everton Women have moved into Goodison Park after the men's team relocated to Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. The squad features Irish international goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan and Japanese forward Honoka Hayashi among others.
Achievements
- FA Women's Premier League champions (1998)
- FA Women's Cup winners (1989, 2010)
Key Players
Courtney Brosnan · Honoka Hayashi
Founded: 1983
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do Everton Women play?
Goodison Park, which became their permanent home from 2025-26 after the men's team moved to Bramley-Moore Dock.
When were Everton Women founded?
1983 as Hoylake WFC, became Everton in 1995.
The complete Everton Women schedule and fixtures for the 2025-26 WSL season at Goodison Park.
Club Friendlies Women
01.08
Hamburger SV
vs
Club Friendlies Women
08.08
Newcastle United
vs
Women's Super League · 22
16.05
Everton
1 - 0
Women's Super League · 21
13.05
Arsenal
1 - 0
Women's Super League · 20
26.04
Everton
1 - 4
The full Everton Women squad for 2025-26.
Goals
Assists
Cards
Goalkeepers
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Emily Ramsey
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Courtney Brosnan
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Defenders
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Hikaru Kitagawa
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Mayumi Pacheco
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H. Blundell
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Rion Ishikawa
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Martina Fernandez
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Elise Isolde Stenevik
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Megan Finnigan
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Isabella Hobson
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Midfielders
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Honoka Hayashi
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Ruby Mace
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Macy Settle
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Rosa van Gool
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Zara Kramžar
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Aurora Galli
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Clare Wheeler
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Sara Holmgaard
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Ellie Jones
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Laila Harbert
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Attackers
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Toni Payne
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Odette Kelly Gago
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Melissa Lawley
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Katja Snoeijs
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Inma Gabarro
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Ornella Vignola
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Yuka Momiki
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