⚠️ Important Fixture Date Information
We have checked the wider football schedule and this fixture is not expected to be moved outside the scheduled midweek Premier League round due to European matches, the FA Cup or the Carabao Cup. However, the match date and kick-off time remain subject to Premier League television scheduling, with the final schedule expected to be announced during the week commencing Monday 18 January 2027.
As match tickets must be purchased in advance, this tour may need to be rescheduled if the fixture is selected for television coverage and moved from its currently scheduled date.
The match could be moved to Tuesday 2 March or Thursday 4 March 2027. If this happens, the tour may depart on the revised match date and return the following day. By booking, you confirm that all passengers are available to travel on Tuesday 2 March, Wednesday 3 March or Thursday 4 March 2027, depending on the confirmed fixture date.
If the fixture date changes and you are unable to travel on the revised date, we will be unable to offer a refund or transfer, as match tickets and other arrangements will already have been purchased and confirmed.
Select Hotel
Your overnight stay will be at a carefully chosen hotel, allocated one week before travel. All of our select hotels are picked for their quality and comfort, offering en-suite rooms and a tasty breakfast.
Your hotel will be allocated 7-10 days before the date of departure, and you can rest assured it’ll be a clean, comfortable base for your football weekend - with all the essentials you need for a relaxed stay after the match.
Man City v Everton
March brings a midweek Premier League contest to the Etihad as Manchester City welcome Everton on Wednesday 3 March 2027. City have enjoyed an excellent recent record in this fixture and are unbeaten in their last 17 league meetings with the Toffees, a run stretching back to Everton’s 4-0 victory at Goodison Park in January 2017. The previous meeting in Manchester ended in a 2-0 City win, with Erling Haaland scoring twice after half-time to break down an Everton side that had defended well and created several opportunities of its own.
However, the most recent meeting between the clubs showed why Everton cannot be dismissed. City led 1-0 and later found themselves 3-1 behind after Everton scored three times in just 13 second-half minutes, before goals from Haaland and Jérémy Doku rescued a dramatic 3-3 draw. City will therefore be looking to restore the control they showed in the previous Etihad meeting, while Everton can arrive with confidence from having pushed them so closely at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. With City’s long unbeaten record on the line and the last encounter producing six goals, this could offer far more tension than the historical statistics initially suggest.
The following day we head back to the ground, where you can Immerse yourself in the City story on the Manchester City Stadium Tour and visit areas of the Stadium not usually available to the public.
What's Included?
- Field questions with a virtual Pep Guardiola and first team players in the Press Conference Room
- See what happens on matchdays in the Home Team dressing room, with an immersive audio-visual show
- Feel what it’s like to walk down the famous glass players tunnel
- Go Pitch-side and get a Pep’s-eye view of the stadium from the dug-outs
- Walk through the multi award-winning hospitality suite The Tunnel Club
- Understand how the players prepare for the big match in the First Team warm-up area
With opportunities for photos and souvenirs, the Manchester City Stadium Tour is a must-visit for football fans, offering an immersive experience into the heart of this iconic club. Whether you're a lifelong supporter or just curious, the tour provides a unique glimpse into the world of top-tier football.
