David Moyes will be hoping that Everton can maintain their promising start to the Premier League campaign against Hull City. The Toffees make a beeline for the east coast to face the Tigers, with one place and one point separating…

The Premier League has confirmed the match officials for Everton's upcoming league fixture against Hull City on October 11, 2026. Everton manager David Moyes enters the contest aiming to continue a strong start to the campaign, with his side positioned just three points behind second place and one point ahead of Hull City.
The appointment highlights past friction involving official Salisbury, who previously served on VAR duty during controversial decisions against Everton. These past incidents included unawarded penalty calls on Thierno Barry against Arsenal and West Ham, both of which drew public frustration and surprise from Moyes.
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