Goodison Park is to become the home of Everton's women after the club scrapped plans to demolish the 132-year-old stadium. The Blues will move to their new 53,000-seater arena at Bramley-Moore Dock ...

The famous ground, which was the first major football stadium built in England ... to demolish Goodison Park and develop the site into a mix of new homes, retail, leisure and office space had ...

England, on Feb. 4, 2023. (Jon Super / Associated Press) The new stadium not only has a capacity of 52,888 — about 13,000 more than Goodison, making it the seventh-largest in the Premier League ...

For 99 years, the criss-cross balcony motif that runs along the Bullens Road Stand has been the symbol of Goodison Park’s enduring charm. On Sunday, those season-ticket holders in the front row of the ...

Building the new stadium was a hugely expensive project for Everton, who originally estimated that it would cost around ...

The Everton designs attempt to highlight the significance of Goodison Park's new role: "With Goodison Park now firmly secured ...

Everton FC’s women’s team will still have to pay rent to Liverpool Council despite making a groundbreaking move to Goodison Park. After a deal was agreed in 2019, the Blues played their league and cup ...

The new stadium already staged test events, is slated to host a high-profile rugby league match between England and Australia on Nov. 1, and is a host venue for the men’s European Championship in 2028 ...

A move to the new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront ... and Goodison’s history as the first purpose-built ground in England. Goodison was the first stadium to have two tiers on all four ...

After 133 years, Everton fans said goodbye to Goodison Park on Sunday as they embark on a new journey at Bramley-Moore Dock, or, as it will be known - Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Goodison Park grew over time, becoming England’s first two-tiered stadium ... “From the very start, [the new stadium] had to be a proper English football ground,” Meis said.