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The Evertonians are in for an emotional rollercoaster as Everton prepares to say goodbye to Goodison Park in their final home game of the season against Southampton. The clash, which will mark the end of an era, is set to be a bittersweet moment for fans as they bid farewell to the historic stadium. The team’s recent success under the guidance of David Moyes has added to the anticipation surrounding the match, with the Blues securing their Premier League status with a string of impressive performances.
Farewell to Goodison Park
Everton’s final game at Goodison Park will see them face off against Southampton in what promises to be a memorable occasion. The arrival of David Moyes in January has rejuvenated the team, leading to six victories and only four losses in the league. The recent 3-1 win over Fulham has set the stage for an emotional farewell to the iconic stadium before the team moves to the Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bradley-Moore Dock. Moyes, in a press conference, acknowledged the significance of the moment, stating, “I think all the Evertonians have been waiting for this moment for quite some time now.”
TV Coverage Details
The match between Everton and Southampton has been selected for TV coverage, making it a must-watch event for fans. Despite being scheduled for a Sunday kickoff, it will be the third Premier League fixture of the weekend. Fans can catch all the action live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate, with coverage starting at 11am. Subscribers can stream the match live on Discovery+ through various platforms such as BT, EE, Sky, and Virgin Media. For those unable to watch the game, detailed analysis and extended highlights will be available on BBC Match of the Day 2 in the evening. Additionally, the Echo will be providing full coverage of the game for fans who want to stay updated on the action.
Post-Match Celebrations
Following the final whistle, Everton supporters can look forward to the ‘End of an Era’ post-match celebrations at Goodison Park. While some analysis will be provided, fans not in attendance can switch over to TNT Sports 7 to witness the special moments. The program will conclude at 2:50pm, after which the Gallagher Premiership Rugby clash between Harlequins and Exeter Chiefs will be aired. Alternatively, fans can stream the celebrations on Discovery+ or watch it live on YouTube. Despite the changes in programming, supporters will still have the opportunity to be part of the historic occasion as Everton bids farewell to Goodison Park in style.
