Season 2026-27

Everton vs Aston Villa

Premier League · Round 8 · Sat 18 Oct 2014, 15:00

Everton
30 Full time
Aston Villa

Everton beat Aston Villa 3–0 on 18 October 2014 (Premier League 2014-2015, Round 8). Goals – Everton: Phil Jagielka 18', Romelu Lukaku 48', Seamus Coleman 76'. In 46 Premier League meetings since 2000-01, Everton have won 12, Aston Villa 18 and 16 matches have been drawn.

Summary

Key events

  1. 18' Phil Jagielka Everton · assist Leighton Baines 1–0
  2. Half time · 1–0
  3. 48' Romelu Lukaku Everton · assist Ross Barkley 2–0
  4. 76' Seamus Coleman Everton · assist Leighton Baines 3–0
  5. Full time · 3–0

Lineups

Everton

  1. 24 Tim Howard
  2. 23 Seamus Coleman
  3. 30 Antolin Alcaraz
  4. 6 Phil Jagielka (c)
  5. 3 Leighton Baines
  6. 16 James McCarthy
  7. 18 Gareth Barry
  8. 21 Leon Osman
  9. 14 Steven Naismith
  10. 20 Ross Barkley
  11. 10 Romelu Lukaku

Substitutes used

Unused

Muhamed Besic, Tony Hibbert, Aiden McGeady, Joel Robles

Aston Villa

  1. 1 Brad Guzan
  2. 21 Alan Hutton
  3. 4 Ron Vlaar (c)
  4. 2 Nathan Baker
  5. 23 Aly Cissokho
  6. 8 Tom Cleverley
  7. 15 Ashley Westwood
  8. 18 Kieran Richardson
  9. 28 Charles N'Zogbia
  10. 20 Christian Benteke
  11. 11 Gabriel Agbonlahor

Substitutes used

Unused

Darren Bent, Shay Given, Matthew Lowton, Carlos Sanchez

Head-to-head & form

Head-to-head since 2000-01

Full head-to-head
12Everton wins16Draws18Aston Villa wins

46 meetings · goals Everton 62–67 Aston Villa

Previous meetings

1 Feb 2014 Everton2–1FT · 15:00Aston Villa
26 Oct 2013 Aston Villa0–2FT · 14:00Everton
2 Feb 2013 Everton3–3FT · 15:00Aston Villa
25 Aug 2012 Aston Villa1–3FT · 15:00Everton
14 Jan 2012 Aston Villa1–1FT · 15:00Everton

Form before the match

Last five Premier League matches, oldest to newest.

Final table 2014-2015

Full table
# Team P W D L GD Pts
11 Everton 38 12 11 15 −2 47
17 Aston Villa 38 10 8 20 −26 38

Top scorers 2014-2015

All scorers

Everton

  1. Romelu Lukaku 10
  2. Kevin Mirallas 7
  3. Steven Naismith 6

Aston Villa

  1. Christian Benteke 13
  2. Gabriel Agbonlahor 6
  3. Andreas Weimann 3