Hill Dickinson Stadium

Hill Dickinson Stadium represents Everton's spectacular new home at the historic Bramley-Moore Dock, officially opening for the 2025-26 season and marking the end of 133 years at beloved Goodison Park. With a capacity of 52,769, this architectural masterpiece becomes the Premier League's seventh-largest stadium, featuring a stunning waterfront location on Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage docks that offers breathtaking views across the River Mersey. Designed by renowned architect Dan Meis with a distinctive bowl configuration and a towering 13,000-capacity South Stand inspired by Dortmund's famous Yellow Wall, the stadium represents Everton's ambitious vision for the future and their commitment to remaining in Liverpool. Built with cutting-edge steel and glass construction, the venue features state-of-the-art facilities including premium hospitality areas, innovative technology, and sustainable design elements that set new standards for modern stadium construction. The stadium has been selected as one of six English venues to host UEFA Euro 2028 matches alongside Wembley, and will also stage rugby league events including the Rugby League Ashes. This magnificent venue symbolizes Everton's departure from their historic Goodison Park home while embracing a bold new chapter, combining cutting-edge facilities with respect for the club's rich heritage and the passionate support of the Toffees faithful who will create new memories in this waterfront cathedral of football.