When it rains, it pours - at least that's what it feels like for Everton at the moment.
That's because after heavy rainfall shocking new footage has showed the club's new stadium being flooded.
Water was seen cascading down the stairs at Everton's new stadium
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Water was seen cascading down the stairs at Everton's new stadiumCredit: X: @_______reece
A video shared on X showed water cascading down the stairs of the stand and running into the concourse at quite a rate.
It's not the first time that such a flood has occurred, with similar happening back in October.
However, Everton have previously stated that this is because the internal drainage system has yet to be fully installed in the new stadium.
Everton's new stadium is based on Bramley-Moore Dock and will become the brand new state-of-the-art home of the Toffees.
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The stadium is estimated to cost in the region of £800million and will home a capacity crowd of 52,888.
This season is Everton's final season at Goodison Park, the stadium which has homed the Merseysiders since 1892.
With the brand new stadium set to host Everton from the start of next season, fans will be worried about the sight of heavy flooding just a matter of months away from its opening.
One supporter even compared it to Manchester United's stadium, saying: "Everton's new stadium appears to be modeLled on Old Trafford. It's already flooding."
This came after viral footage of water cascading down between the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and the East Stand on several occasions.
But with Everton's stadium not yet fully built, they at least have a very plausible excuse for the leak.
A leak caused the severe flooding as water flooded the stairways
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A leak caused the severe flooding as water flooded the stairwaysCredit: X: @_______reece
Everton's £800m stadium is nearing completion
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Everton's £800m stadium is nearing completionCredit: Credit: X: @evertonstadium
The Toffees have already fixed one leak this week after bouncing back from a 4-0 defeat to Man United in style.
On Wednesday night Sean Dyche's side kept a clean sheet in a comfortable 4-0 win over Wolves.
That result saw Everton move up to 15th in the table and five points clear of the relegation zone as they look to ensure they will be playing Premier League football in their new stadium next season.