Sunderland x Everton in the Premier League: where to watch live and likely lineups

Sunderland faces Everton this Monday, November 3, 2025, in the English Championship, in the 10th round of the Premier League. The match takes place at the Stadium of Light, in Sunderland, England, starting at 5pm Brasília time. The game brings together a newly promoted team on the rise with an opponent looking to recover, aiming for crucial points in the table.

The Black Cats, coached by Régis Le Bris, occupy fourth place with 17 points from nine games, thanks to five wins and an unbeaten record at home. The Toffees, under the command of David Moyes, are 14th with 11 points and are coming off two consecutive defeats. The live broadcast in Brazil is carried out by ESPN and Disney+, allowing online access for fans.

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Recent lineups confirm reinforcements for both sides. Sunderland beat Chelsea 2-1 in their last match, while Everton lost 3-0 to Tottenham.

• Sunderland’s main highlights: Wilson Isidor, with four goals this season.
• Everton’s key players: Iliman Ndiaye, scorer of four goals.
• Referee: Thomas Bramall referees the duel.

Expected starting lineups

Robin Roefs must defend Sunderland’s goal, with a defense formed by Trai Hume, Lutsharel Geertruida, Nordi Mukiele and Daniel Ballard. In midfield, Reinildo Mandava, Noah Sadiki and Granit Xhaka control the game, while Enzo Le Fée, Wilson Isidor and Bertrand Traoré attack from the front.

Everton bets on Jordan Pickford in goal,followed by Jake O’Brien, Michael Keane, James Tarkowski and Vitaliy Mykolenko in the defensive line. James Garner and Idrissa Gueye anchor the midfield, with Iliman Ndiaye, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Jack Grealish supporting striker Beto.

These lineups are based on the teams’ recent performances, with adjustments for minor injuries. Sunderland maintains an offensive 4-3-3 formation, while Everton prioritizes solidity at the back.

Injuries have little effect on squads. Habib Diarra remains out at Sunderland, but Omar Alderete returns from concussion. At Everton, Merlin Rohl gains pace as a substitute.

Balanced matchup history

Everton has the advantage in the overall record, with 83 wins against Sunderland’s 71 in 184 games played. Draws total 30 matches throughout history.

The last meeting, in September 2017 for the League Cup, ended 3-0 for Everton. Before that, in 2016, Sunderland won 3-0 at home but lost 6-2 away.

On Wearside, Black Cats have won just two of their last 13 matches against the Toffees. Both teams have scored in just three of these recent duels.

David Moyes, current Everton coach, led Sunderland from 2016 to 2017, a period marked by relegation. This connection adds tension to the game.

Everton are looking for four consecutive victories over their rivals for the first time since 2009. Sunderland, however, exploits the home advantage to break the streak.

Recent team performance

Sunderland have shown consistency in their last five Premier League matches. The team won three, drew one and lost one, scoring seven goals and conceding four.

• 2-1 victory over Chelsea (25/10/2025).
• 1-1 draw with West Ham (05/10/2025).
• 0-1 defeat to Manchester City (18/10/2025).
• Previous wins against Palace and Brighton.

Everton, on the other hand, faces instability in the five most recent games. The balance is one win, one draw and three defeats, with only three goals scored and eight conceded.

The sequence includes a 3-0 defeat to Tottenham (26/10/2025) and 2-0 to Manchester City. The only victory came 2-1 over Crystal Palace.

These results highlight Sunderland’s solid defense at home, contrasting with Everton’s stumbles away from home.

Conditions for the game at the Stadium of Light

The Stadium of Light, coWith a capacity for 49 thousand fans, it hosts the duel under clear skies and mild temperatures. The forecast indicates 12 degrees Celsius at the start of the match, with light winds of 7 km/h.

There is no chance of rain, favoring a dry pitch and fluid play. Humidity is around 70%, without significant impacts.

Tickets sold out quickly, reflecting the interest in the home team’s campaign. Full capacity boosts local support.

The stadium, opened in 1997, has hosted Premier League matches since Sunderland’s return to the elite. Recent renovations have improved visibility and comfort.

Neutral weather factors benefit the tactical strategies of both coaches.

Focus players and top scorers

Wilson Isidor leads Sunderland’s attack with four goals in nine games. The Frenchman, formerly of Rennes, scores in 44% of the matches played.

Iliman Ndiaye responds for Everton, also with four goals. His speed complements Jack Grealish, who contributes with assists.

Granit Xhaka, in Sunderland’s midfield, distributes 85% of successful passes. Beto, the visitors’ center forward, is looking for his fourth goal in the league.

These athletes set the offensive rhythm. Statistics show Isidor averaging 1.2 shots on target per game.

Curiosities include Arouna Kone’s hat-trick for Everton in 2015, the highest recent score in the match.

Where assistir and predictions for the duel

Fans in Brazil follow the game live on ESPN, channel 34 on pay TV, or streaming via Disney+ and the official app. Starts at 5pm Brasília, with narration in Portuguese.

Predictions point to Sunderland winning 2-1, exploiting the moment at home. Everton can draw 1-1 if Moyes adjusts the defense early.

Postgame coverage includes analysis on ESPN. Online accessibility ensures viewing on multiple devices.

Factors such as ball possession (Sunderland at 52% average) and shots (Everton with 10 per game) influence bets.