Everton are set to host their final men’s game at Goodison Park on Sunday before moving stadium for the start of next season
Liverpool have paid tribute to Everton’s Goodison Park as the Toffees play their final men’s match at the famous old ground this Sunday, before they move into their new stadium next season.
The Blues face bottom-of-the-table Southampton in an emotionally charged lunchtime fixture, with fans and the club alike looking forward to starting afresh at Bramley-Moore Dock.
On Friday, it was announced that Liverpool will make their way to the newly named Hill Dickinson Stadium for next season’s Merseyside derby, following Everton’s disclosure of a naming rights deal with the law firm. Everton’s women’s team will then move into Goodison Park on a full-time basis.
In anticipation of a momentous day at Goodison, Liverpool shared a touching message on social media, featuring a photo of Reds supporters expressing gratitude to Everton fans post-Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
The poignant black-and-white photo displayed a banner from Liverpool fans directed at their neighbours, stating: “The Kop thanks you all. We never walked alone.”,…
