The different stadium arrangements at Everton and Manchester City have come back into focus following the verdict in City’s long-running Premier League financial case. A comparison circulating among Evertonians points to Manchester City playing at the council-owned Etihad Stadium under…

The contrasting stadium arrangements between Everton and Manchester City have resurfaced among fans following the financial verdict in City's long-running Premier League case. Supporters have highlighted the disparity between Everton funding the £813 million construction of Hill Dickinson Stadium and Manchester City operating under a long-term lease at the council-owned Etihad Stadium, reportedly paying between £3m and £4m annually.
Stadium financing previously played a role in Everton's PSR cases, where the club was docked eight points during the 2023/24 season before a related interest dispute was discontinued in January 2025. While Manchester City has appealed its guilty verdict on substantially different charges, Gary Gowers notes the stark contrast in stadium commitments continues to fuel debate among Everton supporters.
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