Goodison Park is an iconic stadium - and is often at its best when Everton welcome Liverpool. It is set to host a final derby ...

It may be the red-brick exterior lower down ... away from Goodison Park. It is only the South Stand open for this test event and 10,000 fans on the impressive, 14-000-seater tier and as steep ...

I’m in the top tier of the Main Stand at Goodison Park with my dad - directly behind ... My dad usually took us in the Lower Gwladys - that’s where we watched us win 1-0 in the second replay.

Victoria Park ... tier stand. The stage for the first penalty shootout in the European Cup, when Everton beat Borussia Moenchengladbach in 1970. It’s also, on this day, my first match at Goodison.

The first match between Everton and Liverpool at Goodison Park took place in October 1894, which the Toffees won 3-0. The stadium grew sizeably in the next few decades with new stands being built ...

Goodison Park is one of the grand sporting theatres ... but it still has so much that will be missed with its towering Main Stand and the criss-cross designs on the stands that are the trademark ...

Goodison Park, home of Everton since 1892 ... At the time of the latest major development, with the opening of the Park End stand in 1994 to bring the capacity to 40,000, it was only surpassed ...

And then it was bedlam of the kind Goodison Park does best. Fans poured onto the ... while a bottle thrown from the stands hit Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford on the head.