Grab a VIP ticket for just £72 as Everton take on Leeds this Monday – Will Dominic Calvert-Lewin return to haunt his old club?

Everton take on Leeds under the lights at 8pm this coming Monday at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. With Everton looking to stay in touch with the European spots and Leeds' continued push away from the relegation places, both teams will be keenly looking for three points.

Starting at £72, VIP tickets with a host of extras are still available for the clash – that's a decent price when you consider a standard seat for this fixture costs £62.

Buy a VIP package for Everton vs Leeds for just £72 with Seat Unique.

With no fitness concerns at the time of writing, the match should be the first time Dominic Calvert-Lewin will face-off against his old club since joining Leeds last summer. The Whites have been getting the best out of him of late, with Calvert-Lewin's nine-goal tally so far this season already being his best since 2020/21, when he netted 21 times in all competitions.

Everton's forwards have found goals harder to come by, but Calvert-Lewin's replacement, Thierno Barry, has started to hit a vein of form in front of goal, scoring three times in his last four games.

Everton will be without Jack Grealish for some time after he sustained a fractured foot following victory at his boyhood club, Aston Villa, last time out. However, David Moyes will be very pleased to have Iliman Ndiaye and Idrissa Gana Gueye back in the Everton squad after they won the African Cup of Nations with Senegal.

Form-wise, Leeds have become much more difficult to beat recently, losing only once in their last six games, and were victorious against Fulham in a 1-0 win in their last match. In contrast, Everton have a three-way split of wins, draws and losses in their last six, and were reduced to nine men with two red cards in their last home Premier League game – a 1-1 draw with Wolves, the club rock bottom of the table.

Everton vs Leeds VIP tickets are still available

Seat Unique is offering fantastic VIP packages in the Hill Dickinson Stadium's North-East Stand for the Leeds match for £72 (plus a £1.44 booking fee) per person. As well as a brilliant view, you'll also get a £10 voucher to spend on food or drink, a match-day programme, 10% off in the club shop on the day of the game, and 10% off the cost of a stadium tour.

For a little more, Club View tickets are available for £99 (plus a £1.98 booking fee). Seats here are nearer the pitch in the East Stand, and Club View has its own concourse. All the extras mentioned above are also included.

Premium ticket – £72

A Premium Ticket gives you a seat in the upper tier of the north-east corner of the Hill Dickinson. Included in the price is a programme, a £10 voucher to spend on food or drink, 10% off in the Everton store, and 10% off a stadium tour.

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Club View – £99

This is a very similar package to the Premium Ticket, but the seats here are in the upper tier of the East Stand, either side of the halfway line. As well as the extras included in the Premium Ticket, Club View gives you access to a private concourse where you can meet former players before kick-off.

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For those with deeper pockets, there are range of other match day options available which top out at £599 for a director's box and a host of fantastic extras. See the Seat Unique website for further details.

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