Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

EVE

• #22 • Attacking Midfielder

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

EVE

• #22 • Attacking Midfielder

Nationality

England

Position (Secondary)

AM (CM)

Role

Creative Playmaker

Birthdate (Age)

Sep 6, 1998 (27)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

5'10"

Weight

176 lb

Club

Everton

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2025/2026 All matches

Overall grade

69.7

118/493

Impact score

7.3

12/493

Midfielder rank

15th

15/139

All rank

38th

38/493

Top 5 Leagues

2025/2026 All matches

Midfielder rank

23rd

23/662

All rank

77th

77/2,562

Grades

Key Grades

2025/2026 Premier League

Overall

34th/137 MID

68.9

Passing

67th/137 MID

67.1

Pressured Passing

61st/136 MID

68.3

Dribbling

61st/119 MID

63.9

Ball Carrying

75th/124 MID

63.7

Shooting

5th/117 MID

77.5

Overall Grades by game

2025/2026 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2025/2026 Premier League

Appearances

2870

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Aug 22, 2:00pm UTC

Everton

Palace

Hill Dickinson Stadium

Hill Dickinson Stadium

Sep 12, 4:30pm UTC

Spurs

Everton

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

News

May 18, 2026

Records three crosses

Dewsbury-Hall registered one shot (zero on goal), three crosses (three accurate) and three chances created in Sunday's 3-1 loss to Sunderland.

Analysis: Dewsbury-Hall wouldn't earn a goal contribution Sunday but still had some decent work in his 90 minutes of play, notching one shot, a chance created and three crosses. The midfielder now heads into the final match of the season with eight goals and four assists, a solid first campaign with Everton.

Apr 26, 2026

Scores equalizer late

Dewsbury-Hall scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 2-1 loss versus West Ham United.

Analysis: Dewsbury-Hall fired home a clutch equalizer in the 88th minute, ripping a clean volley off James Tarkowski's smart headed layoff inside the box to make it 1-1 and momentarily drop West Ham into the relegation zone on goal difference before Callum Wilson's stoppage-time dagger wiped it out. He stepped up as one of Everton's most dangerous threats after the break, finishing with a goal, one chance created and a season-high two interceptions as the Toffees pushed hard for what would have been a huge point. Dewsbury-Hall now sits on eight Premier League goals and four assists this season, and delivering in a high-leverage moment like that shows exactly why coach David Moyes keeps leaning on him, with 26 starts across 27 appearances.