A round-up of the latest Everton Women stories during the international breakVanhaevermaet celebrates scoring against England (Photo by Peter De Voecht / Photonews via Getty Images)

Everton Women are halfway through their 20-day break. With safety now essentially secured in the top flight, there is a sense that the season is beginning to wind down.

Last time out they were well beaten by Manchester United 2-0, although victory a week earlier over Crystal Palace pushed the Blues up the table. They now sit 10 points clear of the bottom club with just four matches to play.

A number of players have been involved in international fixtures in recent days, while this weekend the FA Cup takes centre stage in the women’s game. Here is a closer look at the latest Everton Women news 10 days out from their trip to Manchester City.

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International Blues in action

Justine Vanhaevermaet was one of the star performers for Belgium on Tuesday as they won 3-2 against England. She netted in the 16th minute and played the full 90 minutes for the Red Flames.

There were also an impressive international showing for Veatriki Sarri, who scored for Greece past her Everton team-mate Courtney Brosnan. However, Brosnan’s Republic of Ireland side eventually won 2-1.

Kelly Gago and Hayley Ladd also got minutes for France and Wales respectively, while 19-year-old Emma Watson was a late substitute for the Scotland senior side against Germany, albeit they lost 6-1.

Sara Holmgaard also played the full 90 minutes for Denmark in a 3-0 defeat to Italy.

Duo Launch New Project

Brosnan and Katja Snoeijs have both been named ambassadors for Everton in the Community’s 2026 Street Child World Cup journey.

Everton’s official charity will represent Team England at the event next year. EitC will be taking youngsters from across Merseyside to the event in North America. Brosnan and Snoeijs have now been drafted in to help the players in the build-up to the event.

Goodbye Goodison Park – Souvenir edition

Everton are soon set to say goodbye to Goodison Park as the Toffees play out their final few matches in their iconic home before moving to their incredible new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

And to celebrate this historic and poignant event, the ECHO has produced this stunning special souvenir edition that no fan can afford to be without as they bid farewell to their iconic and beloved home.

We have delved into the ECHO archives to unearth fascinating stories from the famous ground’s past, including how it came to be built in 1892 and where its world-famous name came from.

Relive some of the most epic games to have graced the Grand Old Lady, including first-hand accounts of those involved in perhaps Goodison’s greatest night – the European Cup Winners’ Cup semi-final win over Bayern Munich in the unforgettable year of 1985.

And then there are the legends – from Dean to Hickson, Sharp to Ferguson, Kendall to Moyes, we celebrate the Goodison icons who will live forever in the hearts and minds of Evertonians everywhere long after the ground is gone.

There are also some rare treats with a glorious collection of photographs from the archives, featuring stunning Goodison views and behind-the-scenes footage of what makes the Grand Old Lady truly trick.

Buy now and have it delivered directly to your door. Alternatively you can purchase in most supermarkets, high street retailers and independent newsagents on Merseyside from April 2, 2025.

Brosnan said: “The Street Child World Cups have a life-changing impact on the young people who take part in them and it’s an honour to be able to support EitC’s journey in next year’s tournament. Football has the power to unite diverse communities and shine a light on prevalent social issues which is what this event is all about. I look forward to meeting the girls who will be representing Everton!”

The event sees FIFA look to bring street children from across the globe together to play football a year before each Men’s World Cup competition. In addition to matches there are arts festivals and child-friendly Congress sessions to educate those involved about their rights.

To find out more about the 2026 SCWC, please visit: www.streetchildunited.org.