Everton vs Stuttgart: How to watch MHPArena clash and kick-off time
Everton continue their tour of Germany on Saturday against Stuttgart.
David Moyes' side ran out 2-1 winners over Hamburg last Saturday, getting back to winning ways for the first time since the 4-0 victory over Dundee in mid-July.
Merlin Rohl continued his impressive pre-season campaign with a goal against Hamburg, whilst it was to be a 94th-minute own goal that earned the Toffees victory.
Saturday is set to present Everton with a sterner German test, however, with Stuttgart fresh off the back of finishing fourth in the Bundesliga last season.
Sebastian Hoeneb's side are unbeaten in pre-season so far, winning three and drawing their most recent match 2-2 with Paris FC.
Ahead of kick-off, Goodison News has you covered with all you need to know about how to watch the friendly live, as well as key kick-off timings.
How much Everton fans will need to pay to watch Stuttgart game
The MHPArena is the setting for Saturday's friendly between Stuttgart and Everton, with the ground boasting a capacity of just over 60,000.
It's set to be an intriguing clash between two good sides, and so there will no doubt be many Evertonians hoping to have their Saturday chores done before the scheduled kick-off at 4pm UK time.
For those looking to watch the action live, fans can do so through evertontv via the Toffees' official website.
Match passes are priced at £5.99 though, whilst Everton are only able to stream the game to audiences in the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
So, what can Everton expect from Stuttgart this weekend, and who are their main threats that Moyes' men need to be aware of?
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With all due respect to Dundee, Bolton, Stoke and Hamburg, Stuttgart will be Everton's toughest test of their pre-season campaign so far on Saturday.
As per FotMob, Hoeneb's side scored a whopping 57 goals from open play in the Bundesliga last season, with only the champions Bayern Munich (3.6) averaging more goals scored per game than Stuttgart's 2.1.
They're also strong at the back too, with their 1.4 goals conceded per game last season ranking as the joint-third best in the German top flight.
Stuttgart like to dominate possession too, with their 57.8 per cent average per match in 2025-26 ranking as the third-highest in the Bundesliga.
As for individual threats, their primary weapon is Deniz Undav, with the 30-year-old striker scoring 25 goals and providing 14 assists in all competitions last season, with 19 of those strikes coming in the league.
Aside from the ex-Brighton man, striker Ermedin Demirovic also bagged 15 goals in all competitions last term, whilst arguably their best player last season was left-back Maximilian Mittelstadt.
The 29-year-old scored seven goals and chipped in with six assists from 50 total appearances, and will present a big test for whoever is tasked with operating at right-back for Everton.