By SCM Sports Writer I Sunday, October 26, 2025
GOODISON PARK, Liverpool – Tottenham Hotspur delivered a stunning performance at Goodison Park today, leaving Everton’s loyal fans in despair with a dominant 3-0 victory.
The Lilywhites, under the tactical brilliance of manager Ange Postecoglou, showcased a masterclass in attacking football, dismantling the Toffees brick by brick.
The atmosphere was electric before kick-off, with both sets of supporters eager for a crucial three points. Everton, buoyed by their recent improved form, were hoping to continue their climb up the Premier League table.
However, it was Tottenham who started brighter, their high-pressing game immediately putting Everton on the back foot.
The breakthrough came in the 28th minute when Son Heung-min, always a threat, capitalised on a defensive lapse to slot home coolly, sending the travelling Spurs faithful into raptures. The goal seemed to deflate Everton, who struggled to find their rhythm, often resorting to long balls that were easily dealt with by Tottenham’s resolute defence.
The second half saw no let-up from the visitors. James Maddison, pulling the strings in midfield, orchestrated much of Tottenham’s attacking play. His vision and incisive passing were a constant headache for Everton’s backline.
It was Maddison himself who doubled Spurs’ lead in the 55th minute with a magnificent curling effort from outside the box that left Jordan Pickford with no chance.
Everton pushed for a comeback, bringing on fresh legs, but their efforts were largely fruitless against a well-organised Tottenham side. The final nail in the coffin came in the 78th minute when Richarlison, making a return to his former stomping ground, headed home from a corner, adding insult to injury for the home supporters. While he kept his celebration respectful, the goal was a clear statement of intent from the Brazilian forward.
Post-match, a dejected Sean Dyche admitted his team were “outplayed” and would need to “analyse where we went wrong.” Meanwhile, Ange Postecoglou hailed his team’s “fantastic display of character and quality,” praising their ability to control the game from start to finish.
This comprehensive victory sends a strong message to the rest of the league: Tottenham Hotspur are serious contenders this season. For Everton, it’s back to the drawing board as they look to bounce back from this significant setback.
