Ipswich visit the Hill Dickinson Stadium at 15.00 BST on Saturday, and this is how to find out the TV channel, team news and ways to watch the Everton vs Ipswich match live streaming on TV today.
| Live Stream | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everton v Ipswich Town | 19 September 2026 | 15.00 BST | Hill Dickinson Stadium |
Everton v Ipswich TV and stream details
There is no live UK broadcast of Everton v Ipswich. The 15.00 BST kick off falls inside the Saturday blackout window, which is why the only Premier League games on television on Saturday start at 12.30 and 17.30. Match of the Day carries the highlights on BBC One and BBC iPlayer that evening, and kick off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium is 15.00 BST on Saturday 19 September 2026.
Six games unbeaten across all competitions sounds better than one win and three draws in the league, and both describe Everton’s season so far. The most recent of those draws was a goalless afternoon at Tottenham.
Wednesday was more satisfying. Charly Alcaraz scored three minutes after coming off the bench to see off Wolves 1-0 in the cup, setting up a fourth round tie with Newcastle next month.
The margins here are unusually fine.
Win and Everton go into the international break unbeaten on nine points from five games. Lose and the same run reads one win in five, which is a rather different way of telling the story.
The head to head offers David Moyes little comfort, with Everton having struggled against Ipswich in their recent meetings, particularly at home. The last time the clubs met, Ipswich came from two down to draw at Goodison.
Christian Norgaard is targeting a return after the break and Merlin Rohl faces a late call. James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite, Tyrique George and Brennan Johnson all began midweek on the bench and could come back in, while Jack Grealish is pushing for a first league start since returning on loan.
Ipswich beat 10-man Crystal Palace 3-2 at Selhurst Park last weekend, Zian Flemming settling it in the 90th minute. Two wins from four is already a far better return than they managed through the whole of the previous top-flight season.
Arsenal ended the good mood on Wednesday, winning 4-2 at Portman Road in the cup. Back to back away wins in the league would be something Ipswich have not managed in a very long time.
Jack Taylor is out with a knee injury, while Emersonn and Azor Matusiwa are both doubts with thigh problems. Leif Davis has been creating chances consistently of late and returns at left-back alongside Dara O’Shea and Issa Diop.
