In Premier League Matchweek 37, Everton defeated Southampton 2-0, marking the final match at the historic Goodison Park. Starting next season, Everton’s first team will officially move to their new home: the Everton Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock (Hill-Dickinson Stadium).
Goodison Park — 133 Years of Legacy
• Total matches: 2,791
• Victories: 1,539
• Goals scored: 5,372
• Goals conceded: 3,028
• Longest winning streak: 17 matches (Oct 1930 – Apr 1931)
• Longest unbeaten run: 43 matches (Sep 1961 – Aug 1963)
• Longest streak without conceding: 840 minutes (Dec 1906 – Mar 1907, 8 clean sheets)
• Players who played for Everton at Goodison: 856
• Most goals in a single game: 9 (achieved 5 times)
• Biggest home wins:
• 9–1 vs Manchester City (1906)
• 8–0 vs Southampton (1971)
Spectator & Derby Stats
• Total home attendance: Over 88 million
• Highest attendance: 78,299 (vs Liverpool, Sep 1948)
• Teams faced at Goodison: 148
• Merseyside derbies at Goodison: 120
• Wins: 41
• Draws: 38
• Losses: 41
International Matches
• International games hosted: 18
• Matches during 1966 FIFA World Cup: 5
With over a century of iconic footballing history, Goodison Park leaves behind a profound legacy as one of the most historic grounds in English football.