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Goodison Park is the home stadium of Everton Football Club, located in the Walton district of Liverpool, England. Built-in 1892, it is one of the oldest purpose-built football stadiums in the world and has been the site of many historic matches and moments in English football. The history of Goodison Park dates back to the early 1890s when ...
Goodison Park was the country’s first purpose-built football stadium and has remained the home of the Toffees for the last 125 years. It is one of the oldest and most recognisable grounds in England. Outside the Park Stand is a tribute to the legend Dixie Dean, who scored a record 60 goals in the 1927/28 season. Goodison Park Stadium Map
Everton FC. Let our expert guides guide you around Goodison Park on a behind-the-scenes tour. You'll learn all about Everton's illustrious history, tour the club's inner sanctum and experience what it's like to emerge from the tunnel next to the hallowed turf of the Grand Old Lady.
Everton were again runners up in both the league and FA Cup, while across Stanley Park, Liverpool won their first championship in 1901. The Goodison Park of today really began to take shape after the turn of the century, beginning in 1907 with the building of a double-decker stand at the Park End, costing £13,000.
Goodison Park. Goodison Park je futbalový štadión v Liverpoole v Anglicku. Štadión je vzdialený 3 kilometre severne od centra mesta. Od roku 1892 je štadión domovom klubu Everton, ktorý momentálne pôsobí v Premier League. S kapacitou 39 414 miest na sedenie je to dvanásty najväčší štadión v Anglicku.
An aerial view of Goodison Park football stadium during an English League Division One match on 19 March 1966 at Goodison Park, Walton, Liverpool,... An aerial view of Goodison Park prior to the Premier League match between Everton FC and Manchester City at Goodison Park on May 14, 2023 in...
Goodison Park on Google Maps: click here. The stadium is served by the following main roads: From City Centre. Goodison Park is located 2.5 miles northeast of Liverpool City Centre, accessible using Great Homer Street and the A580. The A580 runs past the stadium and out towards the east of the city.
