Everton must be aware that Manchester United hold an excellent 77% unbeaten record when visiting new Premier League stadia for the first time, with a trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on the horizon.
The Hill Dickinson Stadium was supposed to be a fresh start for the Toffees, but recent form has left fans feeling far from content in their new home.
David Moyes has not seen his side win on home soil since Everton beat Nottingham Forest at the start of December.
Boasting just a 30% win record in their opening Premier League games at the Hill Dickinson Stadium will leave fans with a feeling of dread ahead of Monday night’s clash.
Everton News columnist Alan Myers believes away sides feel very comfortable at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with a less intimidating atmosphere to that of Goodison Park.
What is going so wrong at the Hill Dickinson Stadium for Everton? 😳
It is now less than one win in every three following the loss against Bournemouth… 😤
Fans are yet to see a major scalp at their new stadium, but Manchester United will not roll over easily given their excellent record playing at newly-built Premier League stadia.
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Manchester United’s impressive record at newly-built stadia
A daunting trend can be seen in Man United’s record at new stadia ahead of their trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Monday.
Moyes is looking into why Everton have struggled at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, but Everton need answers quickly if they want to qualify for Europe this season.
Let’s hear your score predictions for Everton’s game with Manchester United!
Can the Toffees finally halt their winless run at the Hill Dickinson Stadium? 🙏
Michael Carrick’s side are showing much-improved form of late, but their 77% unbeaten record from nine visits to newly-built Premier League stadia is even more intimidating.
| Date | New Stadium | Opponent | Result | Score |
| May 1996 | Riverside Stadium | Middlesbrough | Win | 0-3 |
| Sept 1997 | Pride Park | Derby County | Draw | 2-2 |
| April 1998 | Stadium of Light | Sunderland | Win | 1-2 |
| Jan 2002 | St Mary’s Stadium | Southampton | Win | 1-3 |
| Mar 2004 | Etihad Stadium | Manchester City | Loss | 4-1 |
| Jan 2007 | Emirates Stadium | Arsenal | Loss | 2-1 |
| Jan 2017 | London Stadium | West Ham | Win | 0-2 |
| June 2020 | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | Tottenham | Draw | 1-1 |
| Jan 2022 | Gtech Community Stadium | Brentford | Win | 1-3 |
| Feb 2026 | Hill Dickinson Stadium | Everton | ??? | ??? |
Everton are heading into this game having won just four of their opening 13 games in the Premier League at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Some of the sides typically pushing for Europe, such as Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United and Arsenal, have all secured three points on the Liverpool docks.
Ian Wright believes Everton are not used to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, but time and opportunities are now passing them by as they hold a great opportunity to land European qualification.
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