Moyes leaves Goodison with victory over Hammers
Striker Kevin Mirallas ensured David Moyes departed Goodison Park for the final time as Everton manager in perfect circumstances.
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Samaras: Success breeds interest
Georgios Samaras is not surprised that Celtic boss Neil Lennon has been linked with a move to Everton.
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Moyes could not turn Man Utd down
David Moyes says he is disappointed to leave Everton but could not turn Manchester United down
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Martinez focused solely on Wigan
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez has claimed it would be a waste of time for Everton to contact him over their impending managerial vacancy as his mind is totally focused on Wigan for the final week of the season.
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Kilbane: Moyes right man for United
There is nobody better to succeed Alex Ferguson at Manchester United than David Moyes, according to one of the few people to have both played alongside and under the Everton manager.
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Ferguson bows out: Who's next for United hotseat?
Alex Ferguson will step down as Manchester United manager at the end of the season, but who is the right man for the Old Trafford hotseat? Everton's David Moyes is the current bookies favourite.
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Ronnie claims fifth World title
Clive Everton reports from The Crucible on Ronnie O'Sullivan's fifth World Snooker Championship win
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Merseyside derby ends in stalemate
Everton's hopes of playing European football next season receded after they drew 0-0 at city rivals Liverpool.
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Pienaar on the mark for Everton
Everton's bid for European football received a timely boost thanks to a submissive Fulham side and rivals Tottenham being held to a draw at Wigan fter a 1-0 victory at Goodison Park.
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Di Canio's Sunderland honeymoon continues
Stephane Sessegnon's second goal in a week handed Paolo Di Canio victory in his first home game as Sunderland eased themselves further clear of relegation trouble.
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Moyes still hopes for Champions League spot
Everton manager David Moyes is not admitting defeat in the hunt for a Champions League spot
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Battling Everton hold Arsenal at Emirates
Arsenal were left frustrated as Everton battled to a goalless draw in tonight's Barclays Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium.
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Moyes defends Wenger
Everton manager David Moyes believes that people were wrong to question Arsene Wenger
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Gibson to have surgery at end of season
Ireland midfielder Darron Gibson is likely to require surgery at the end of the season to fix a troublesome thigh problem.
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Gibson on target as Everton beat QPR
If their display at Goodison Park is anything to go by then QPR's return to the npower Championship appears a mere formality as a performance lacking in attitude, endeavour and invention got its just desserts as they lost 2-0 to Everton.
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Neville to leave Everton at end of season
Phil Neville will leave Everton at the end of the season after eight years with the club.
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Sigurdsson salvages point for Spurs
Gylfi Sigurdsson's late strike prevented Tottenham from slipping to another defeat, but Spurs' reliance on Gareth Bale was laid bare as they had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Everton at White Hart Lane.
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Stoke on the slide after defeat to Everton
Forward Kevin Mirallas kept Everton's bid for Champions League football alive and increased Stoke's worries as the Toffees secured a 1-0 home victory.
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Everton deliver blow to City's title ambitions
Leon Osman and Nikica Jelavic struck as 10-man Everton responded to their critics to deliver a potentially fatal blow to Manchester City's title hopes.
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Barclays Premier League team news
The weekend's Barclays Premier League action starts with a lunchtime kick-off for Manchester City's trip to Everton, while it ends when West Ham meet Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.