When fans are allowed back into grounds, there’s nothing better than a big win to get them going.
Those afternoons when everything goes right and every shot seems to fly in are rare but sweet when they come around.
Here is a look at Everton’s biggest wins of all-time…
Everton 11-2 Derby
Everton’s biggest ever win came in January 1890 against Derby County in the FA Cup.
This is the only time the Toffees have ever got into double figures.
Everton 9-1 Manchester City
A First Division match in September 1906 saw Everton smash in nine goals against City.
The finances of modern football means a repeat result is unlikely any time soon.
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Everton 9-1 Plymouth
In December 1930, the Toffees were in the Second Division, there they handed out a thumping to Argyle.
Dixie Dean and Tommy Stein scored four goals apiece and Everton went on to win the league at the end of the season.
Everton 9-1 Southport
An FA Cup tie in February 1931 saw Everton clinch yet another 9-1 win.
Dean once again bagged four goals, and it’s no surprise he remains the record goalscorer in the club’s history.

Everton 8-0 Stoke
All the way back in November 1889, Everton secured another eight-goal winning margin.
Everton have had 9-2 (against Leicester in November 1931) and 9-3 (against Sheffield Wednesday in October 1931) wins but obviously this is the greater margin of victory.
Everton 8-0 Doncaster
In January 1939, Tommy Lawton bagged four as Everton thumped Doncaster in the FA Cup fourth round in front of more than 41,000 fans at Goodison Park.
Everton 8-0 Southampton
November 1971 saw the Saints thrashed in the First Division.
This time it was Joe Royle who smashed in four goals, with David Johnson also chipping in with a hat-trick.
The win came on the back of a 1-0 win at Anfield and remains the club’s biggest-ever post-war league victory.
Everton 8-0 Wimbledon
The most recent of the four 8-0 wins came in August 1978 in the League Cup.
Bob Latchford bagged five goals with Martin Dobson completing the scoring with a hat-trick.
Notable mentions: Everton 8-1 Darwen (1893), Everton 8-1 Sheffield Wednesday (1893), Everton 8-1 Newcastle (1931)
Nigel Martyn speaking to Everton News: Archive