It comes just a day after West Ham sacked their head coach Julen Lopetegui and replaced him with former Brighton and Chelsea boss Graham Potter. Dyche is the sixth Premier League manager to be sacked this season: The first was Manchester United's Erik ten Hag in October.

Everton have decided to sack Sean Dyche just hours before their FA Cup third-round tie at home to Peterborough on Thursday evening. Various reports have claimed that new club owners The Friedkin Group have made the call to part ways with Dyche, with the club 16th in the Premier League table.

Everton have sacked Sean Dyche after two years in charge, leaving the Toffees 16th in the Premier League and one point above the relegation zone. Dyche’s job has been under threat since last month’s takeover by The Friedkin Group,

Sean Dyche has left Everton after less than two years in charge. During that time, he oversaw 75 Premier League games. Of those, 21 were wins, 23 were draws and 31 ended in defeat. Everton finished 17th in 2022-23 and 15th last season,

The statement read: "Everton Football Club can confirm that Sean Dyche has been relieved of his duties as Senior Men's First Team Manager with immediate effect. "[Coaches] Ian Woa

Sean Dyche has left his Everton manager on the eve of their game with Peterborough United on Thursday night and after less than 12 months in charge. The 53-year-old’s exit comes less than a month after The Friedkin Group (TFG) completed their takeover of the Merseyside club,

Sean Dyche’s tenure at Everton has come to an abrupt end, with the club announcing his departure just hours before their FA Cup clash against Peterborough United. After nearly two years at the

After days of speculation and conjecture Everton have indeed sacked Sean Dyche, with the news breaking just three hours before Thursday’s FA Cup tie against Peterborough kicks off. Ian Woan, Steve Stone,

Struggling Everton sacked manager Sean Dyche on Thursday, just hours before their FA Cup third-round tie against Peterborough. Everton said in a statement Dyche "has been relieved of his duties as senior men's first-team manager with immediate effect" and the process to appoint a new boss was under way.