With Everton Women's team set to move into Goodison Park starting in the upcoming season, the club announced the season ...

Everton enjoyed their greatest season in 1985, winning the league and European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1985, with Goodison Park hosting some memorable games ... a season-ticket holder of 17 years.

Everton’s men’s side are moving from Goodison Park to their new 52,888-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock ahead of the 2025-26 campaign. Goodison Park has been the club’s home since 1892.

The Athletic went behind the scenes as Goodison Park prepares to host its final Premier League game . ... Everton say they have 50,000 members and a season ticket waiting list of 30,000.

History of Goodison Park Modern Everton fans have never known anything other than Goodison Park, but the Toffees actually played at rival club Liverpool’s Anfield for many years; from 1884, they ...

They came from every corner of the globe – almost as many without tickets as those with – to help write the last page of this chapter in Goodison Park’s storied 133-year history.

Macca: I've watched Everton since 1963, I am a season ticket holder, and Goodison Park holds lots of golden memories for me.But the original plan was to build community-based buildings with a ...

Everton have played at Goodison Park since 1892, but the 2-0 victory over Southampton brought the curtain down on Premier League action. A move to a new stadium on Liverpool’s waterfront will ...

Goodison Park has been at the centre of its community since it opened in 1892. Over the years, it has given Everton fans some memorable moments but it is more than just a football ground to so ...

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 ...

Everton have confirmed the official capacity of their new Hill Dickinson Stadium and why the official capacity has been changed ...

Goodison Park has been at the centre of its community since it opened in 1892. Over the years, it has given Everton fans some memorable moments but it is more than just a football ground to so many.