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Everton Bids Farewell to Goodison Park with 2-0 Victory Over Southampton

Iliman Ndiaye scores both goals in the final men's match at the historic stadium as Everton prepares for a new chapter at Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium.

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Overview

  • Everton's men’s team concluded their 133-year tenure at Goodison Park with a 2-0 win over Southampton, securing safety in the Premier League under David Moyes.
  • Iliman Ndiaye became the last men’s player to score at the iconic stadium, netting both goals in the first half and claiming the match ball to mark the occasion.
  • Goodison Park will now serve as the permanent home for Everton Women, while the men’s team prepares to move to the new 52,000-seat Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium in August 2025.
  • The victory ended Everton's seven-game home winless streak and marked their fifth consecutive season winning the final home match at Goodison Park.
  • A post-match ceremony featured tributes from club legends, including Tim Cahill and Duncan Ferguson, as fans celebrated the end of an era at the historic venue.