Bournemouth v Everton Hospitality Tickets & Packages

The Vitality Stadium Hospitality Dress Code

For hospitality at Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium, the dress code is generally smart casual. That usually means:

• Men: Collared shirts, smart trousers or chinos, optional blazer; avoid sportswear, ripped jeans, or trainers.

• Women: Dresses, skirts, smart trousers or blouses; again, avoid casual sportswear.

• General: No football jerseys, hoodies, or caps.

Hospitality areas aim for a polished but relaxed environment—so you don’t need a suit unless you want to go extra formal.

Bournemouth, who are currently led by their Spanish Head Coach Andoni Iraola, are set to go head to head with David Moyes’ Everton side at the historic Vitality Stadium during the 2025/26 Premier League season on the South Coast. The game itself is going to be taking place on the evening of Wednesday, 3rd December 2025.

If the Cherries are indeed able to go on and claim all three vital points against their Merseyside rivals, then they will be able to go one step closer to them ultimately realising their ambitions for the current campaign, which are to qualify successfully for European Football for the very first time in the club’s entire history via a top seven finish in the table.

The aforementioned Andoni Iraola is, of course, the current Head Coach of Bournemouth, and he has been in charge of the club from the South Coast of England ever since the Spaniard was officially appointed by the club back on Monday, 19th June 2023, with him replacing his predecessor at the club, Gary O’Neil. They have gone from strength to strength since his arrival at the English Club.

His first full season in charge of Bournemouth was, of course, the 2023/24 Premier League campaign, which saw them create some history for the club, with them earning a grand total of no less than 48 points from their 38 games, which was enough for a 12th place finish. This was the most points that they had ever finished in the top flight of English Football.

They were even better in the most recent Premier League season under the stewardship of Iraola, with the Cherries managing to climb all the way to what was a highly creditable 9th place finish for the team, with them in the fight for European Football throughout. They ultimately missed out on what would be a debut campaign in Europe by a margin of 9 points after finishing a few places outside of the top seven.

Bournemouth’s spectacular 2 – 1 victory at home to Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City was one of the standout results of last season for the Cherries, with this particular win in the Premier League taking place back on Saturday, 2nd November 2024 at the Vitality Stadium. It was the likes of Antoine Semenyo (9’) and Evanilson (64’) who scored the two goals for the Cherries, whilst it was Croatian international defender Josko Gvardiol who was the scorer of the only goal for the visitors, City, in this game, with the goal taking place late on in the game in the second half (82’).

Moving on to Everton, their current Head Coach is, of course, David Moyes, with the Scottish boss currently enjoying his second spell in charge on the blue side of Merseyside with the Toffees. He replaced his predecessor, Sean Dyche, back on Saturday, 11th January 2025.

In the half season he had in charge, Moyes was able to successfully guide his club well away from danger, with the club finishing up in 13th place with a grand total of no less than 48 points from their 38 games. It saw them avoid the drop by a margin of 23 points in the end, which is most certainly a considerable gap between them and relegation.

So the 2025/26 Premier League campaign will be his first full season in charge of the Toffees since his return to the Merseyside club.

The last time that Bournemouth faced Everton in the Premier League was back on Saturday, 8th February 2025, in a match that took place at the Toffees’ former home, Goodison Park. It was a game that saw Bournemouth win in the end, with the Cherries coming away with a 2 – 0 victory away from home thanks to the goals of Antoine Semenyo (23’ – Penalty) and Daniel Jebbison (43’).

Overall, Bournemouth and Everton have met competitively in all competitions on no less than 22 occasions, and both sides have an equal number of wins in this fixture with 10 each so far – one will add to their tally in this game. There have been a grand total of just 2 draws between these two sides so far, as of the time of writing.

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