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Two of the perennial clubs that have been in the Premier League since its inception Arsenal and Everton have competed in every Premier League season so far.
Ahead of the clash between the clubs at Emirates this weekend on Sunday let's take a look at the 5 biggest scorelines that have been made in this fixture in the Premier League
#1 Arsenal 7-0 Everton 11/5/2005
One of the biggest margins of victory in the Premier League to-date, Arsenal decimated a side containing the present Manchester City assistant manager Mikel Arteta 7-0 on the 11th of May 2005.
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A day when the mercurial Denis Bergkamp rolled back the years to perform, Arsenal started the goal rush with an eighth-minute goal from Dutch striker Robin Van Persie before doubling it with a 12th-minute goal from Robert Pires both of them coming from an assist made by the "Non-flying Dutchman".
Another great ball from the Dutchman to Patrick Viera made it three for Arsenal, ending the first half 3-0 in favour of the gunners.
The second half started with Robert Pires firing the fourth one for Arsenal in the 50th minute before converting a 70th-minute penalty to make it five.
A 77th-minute goal by Bergkamp capped off a wonderful evening for the then 35-year old Dutch magician before Flamini ended the goal-scoring spree in the 85th minute slotting home a volley to make it 7-0.
The David Moyes led Everton ended the match 7-0 with him and Everton suffering their greatest ever defeat in the Premier League.
#2 Arsenal 6-1 Everton 15/8/2009
Another goal rush in one of the highest scoring fixtures in the Premier League. Arsene Wenger started off his 2009/10 campaign off to a flier as his Arsenal team defeated the Toffees 6-1 to record his highest ever opening day victory.
If the creative force for the 7-0 was Bergkamp, another skillful and majestic player named Cesc Fabregas was the tormentor for Everton this time around.
Arsenal started off their goal-scoring spree with a 26th-minute strike from Denilson before debutant Thomas Vermaelen made it 2-0 and Gallas made 3-0 for Arsenal ending the half with a healthy 3-0 lead.
The second half saw Arsenal continuing with where they left off as Spaniard and present Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas made it four and then five with goals in the 48th and 69th minute before Eduardo made it six.
Louis Saha then scored in the second minute of extra time to add a concussion foal for the Toffees.
#3 Arsenal 4-3 Everton 11/5/2002
One of the more exciting games of this fixture. 2001/02 Champions elect, Arsenal, won a pulsating match at Highbury that saw longtime servant Lee Dixon playing his final match for the gunners.
Bergkamp started the scoring with a third-minute goal before Lee Carsley equalised for Everton in the 19th minute.
Tomasz Radzinski then gave Everton the lead in the 30th minute before Thiery Henry equalised at the 32nd minute to end the half 2-2
It was Henry again who scored in the 71st minute to give Arsenal a 3-2 lead after which Jeffers scored in the 82nd minute to make it 4-2.
Steve Watson pulled one back in the 88th minute to make 4-3, which eventually became the final scoreline helping Henry win the Golden Boot.
#4 Arsenal 5-2 Everton 22/10/2017
On a day that saw Arsene Wenger final visit at the Goodison Park as an Arsenal manager, the Gunners hammered five past the sorry Toffees to send them into the relegation zone.
The game started with returning homeboy Wayne Rooney, evoking memories of his famous goal against Arsenal that made the then teenager a household name in England, scoring in the 12th minute to give the lead for Everton.
The lead was equalised by Spanish defender Nacho Monreal who scored in the 40th minute to make it 1-1.
A goal scoring spree soon followed as Mesut Ozil scored in the 53rd minute to make it 2-1 before Lacazette made it three in the 74th minute after Idrissa Gueye was sent off for the Toffees in the 68th minute for a second yellow card.
Ramsey them scored in the 90th minute to make it four before Niasse scored a consolation goal to make it 4-2.
Alexis Sanchez then scored in the fifth minute of injury time in what was his final goal as an Arsenal player in Goodison Park to end the game 5-2 in favour of Arsenal.
#5 Arsenal 5-1 Everton 3/2/2018
The most recent fixture between the two teams, the Gunners thumped five past Everton to make a total of 10 goals scored in this fixture last season.
A match that saw Pierre Emerick Aubameyang making his debut as well as Aaron Ramsey scoring his first hat-trick, Arsenal started the scoring with Ramsey scoring in the sixth minute to give Arsenal a 1-0 lead over Everton.
Laurent Koscielny header made it 2-0 while Ramsey scored his second one of the night in the 19th minute to make it 3-0.
New arrivals Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan joined the party as the Gabon striker slotted in Arsenal's fourth of the day in the 37th minute to end the half 4-0 in favour of the Gunners.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin then scored in the 64th minute to give Everton a consolation goal only to see Ramsey complete his hat-trick in the 74th minute to help Arsenal finish the match 5-1 in Sam Allardyce 500th official game as a manager.
