Arsenal are not playing Everton at the Emirates this week. Arsenal’s next Premier League match is away to Brighton on Saturday, September 19, while Everton host Ipswich Town the same day after a Carabao Cup tie against Wolves on Wednesday.

The account also mixes results and injury news from different points in the calendar. Everton’s 2–0 win over Burnley, featuring goals from James Tarkowski and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, occurred in March 2026—not immediately before the current international schedule.

Everton’s most recent Premier League match was a 0–0 draw at Tottenham on September 12. Jack Grealish came off the bench after returning on loan from Manchester City, while new signing Ainsley Maitland-Niles made his first Everton start.

Grealish was therefore available rather than ruled out, and Dewsbury-Hall was not sidelined with a hamstring injury. He started against Tottenham and produced an active display, recording three shots, four crosses and five corners.

The broader injury picture needs careful treatment. Seamus Coleman has been listed with muscle cramps and Nathan Patterson with a hamstring problem, but Carlos Alcaraz was named among Everton’s substitutes against Tottenham. That means it would be inaccurate to write that Alcaraz was unavailable for the current matchweek.

Arsenal remain at the top of the Premier League after four wins from four. Their immediate schedule includes a Carabao Cup third-round trip to Ipswich Town on Tuesday before the league visit to Brighton, which is the relevant fixture for any current discussion of Arteta’s lineup, fitness decisions and title-lead prospects.

A factually accurate preview should therefore focus on Everton’s next home league match against Ipswich and Arsenal’s trip to Brighton, rather than frame a non-existent Arsenal–Everton fixture as an imminent league contest.