Everton, Bramley-Moore Dock
(Credit: Imago)
Josh Edwards
Fri 16 May 2025 12:10, UK
Everton are preparing for bigger and better things ahead of their move to their new home at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Everton’s Premier League clash with Southampton on Sunday will be the last of its kind at Goodison Park before the Toffees move to their new home.
After 133 long years at Goodison, the Toffees will be making the step up to Bramley-Moore, where there will be an extra 13,000 capacity.
Not only will that increase revenue and atmosphere for Everton, but it will also present them with massive opportunities from a commercial point of view, and plans are already underway to see it host a huge competition 10 years from now.
David Moyes applauds fans
David Moyes will manage the final Premier League game at Goodison Park on Sunday (Credit: Imago)
Women’s World Cup could take place at Bramley-Moore
Everton moving away from Goodison Park has provided their Women’s side with a brand new home, while the men’s team’s move to Bramley-Moore has provided Merseyside with a huge boost going forward.
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Due to its increased capacity, making it one of the biggest footballing stadiums in England, it has already been identified as a potential landing spot for other competitions, with a report from The Times stating that Bramley-Moore is a “strong contender” to host the fixtures for the Women’s World Cup in 2035.
Everton ground Capacity
Goodison 39,572
Bramley-Moore 52,888
The difference in capacity between Everton’s current and new ground.
In total, there will be 16 venues across the United Kingdom used for the tournament, with Wembley Stadium set to host the final.
Should Bramley-Moore be chosen, it would serve as a huge boost for Everton, and showcase just hope far they will be able to stretch their commercial usage of the stadium.
Everton will say goodbye to Goodison Park this Sunday (Credit: Imago)
Everton must end Goodison Park stay with a win
The future is looking bright for the Toffees, but they will be just as keen to end their stay at Goodison on a high and ensure that their chapter of history ends positively.
Given that they face Southampton, the likelihood is that they will end it on a high, with hopes of taking plenty of momentum into the new campaign.
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