🚨 Watch out for #FIFAWorldCup ticket scams. ⚠️ Criminals use fake websites and social media posts to advertise non-existent tickets. ℹ️ The official ticketing website for FIFA World Cup 2026 is: FIFA.com/tickets #TicketFraud

⚽ Heading to watch the @Lionesses tonight? Shuttle services to Hill Dickinson Stadium are running from 5pm 🚍 Pick-up from: 📍 Commutation Row, Liverpool 📍 Bootle Bus Station 👉 stge.co/4g0cAwM @Merseytravel

Looking forward to joining you at @Lionesses match at @EvertonStadium Have a great time and look out for each other. If you see something that doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts and tell security or report online at gov.uk/ACT. In an emergency call 999.

I'll see you in Edinburgh. #EFC #COYB 🔵 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Off to North London today? 🔵 @merpolefc be around if you need us — have a great final away day! 👮‍♂️⚽

Final match of the season ⚽ Safe travels to all Blues heading to the Tottenham Stadium today on what could be an eventful and historic day. SPF 50 needed.... ☀️🥵 #UTFT #EFC

🚨 Court Result | Everton supporter, Michael Poole , aged 39 from Fazakerley, on Friday was convicted at Manchester Magistrates for common assault x 3 at #MCIEVE in October 2025. Poole was issued a 12 mth Community Order, Fine and 4‑year Football Banning Order. #EFC #COYB

🔵 2517 @ Palace

🚨Talking to somebody new online? Criminals perpetrating romance fraud stole over £102M last year. ❌ Never send money to someone you haven’t met in person. #RomanceFraud

🚩 Being tracked online isn’t harmless, it’s cyberstalking. Technology plays a part in all our lives, helping us stay connected, manage our homes, and communicate with the people we care about. But for many women, the same technology is being used to threaten, monitor, control, and harm. Tech enabled abuse is a form of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), and it is a crime. It can include constant unwanted messages, threats made through social media, sharing intimate images without consent, tracking someone’s location, controlling smart home devices and accessing personal accounts without permission. These behaviours, which include cyberstalking, cause real fear, distress, and harm, and no one should have to endure them. By raising awareness, challenging harmful behaviour, and empowering women with practical tools and information, the campaign aims to make online and offline spaces safer for everyone. Our officers are committed to responding robustly to these crimes, protecting those at risk, and holding perpetrators to account. We are absolutely focused on identifying those who weaponise technology to abuse others and will use every tool available to pursue, disrupt, and bring offenders to justice. For more information about our #TakingAction campaign, visit our website.

🤔 Heading to a game this weekend? ‼️ If you experience or witness discrimination at a football match or online, you can report it to Kick It Out. 📲 You can report it via our website, app or through social media or email: report@kickitout.org

🚨 Court Result | Everton supporter, Derek Mackey , aged 27 from Dublin, today was convicted at Sefton Magistrates for throwing a bottle onto the pitch during last nights #EVEMCI game. Mackey was issued a 3‑year Football Banning Order.

Club statement.

Held our debrief with the supoorter groups, club and Police. Following the first Merseyside Derby at HDS, there is definitely some lessons learnt for the next one. 🔵🔵 #EVELIV

EFC V LFC. Thanks to SOS, LFCFB, LFC , EFC. EFC SG's & MERPOL for a constructive derby feedback. Honest and open discussions took place. Lessons to be learnt / tactics to be changed to make a safer fan experience for all next season.

🚨 Court Result | Everton supporter, Brian Graham, aged 68 from Huyton, today was convicted at Sefton Magistrates for assault of a fellow Everton supporter at the #EVELEE match on the 26th January 2026. Graham was issued a 3‑year Football Banning Order.

Back on the road to London AGAIN 🆚 West Ham ⏰ Kick-off 3pm Safe travels and leave your half and half scarfs 🧣at home, as they're banned from the 🏟 #EFC #COYB

The Premier League is committed to tackling discrimination and increasing representation across football. When we say No Room For Racism, we mean it.