Everton Women ended the 2025 Women's Super League season in 8th place with 23 points, winning just 7 of their 22 matches. Their goal difference of -12 reflects a tough campaign, scoring 25 goals while conceding 37. The Toffees' recent form has been poor, with four consecutive losses (WLLLL), leaving them 32 points behind league leaders Manchester City.
What went wrong for Everton Women this season?
Everton struggled with consistency, failing to secure wins against top-tier opponents. Their defensive record was particularly concerning, conceding 37 goals-one of the highest in the league. The team's inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities further hindered their progress, with only 25 goals scored across the season.
Key moments and player performances
Despite the overall struggles, there were standout performances. Honoka Hayashi scored a crucial goal in the 4-1 loss to Manchester United, showcasing her potential. Meanwhile, young talents like Aggie Beever-Jones and Jess Park continued to develop, highlighting Everton's role in nurturing future Lionesses.
What does the future hold for Everton Women?
With the new season approaching, Everton will need to address their defensive vulnerabilities and improve their attacking efficiency. The club's investment in young talent, such as Ruby, suggests a long-term strategy. However, immediate improvements are necessary to climb the WSL table and compete with the league's elite.
