Important information for fans travelling to Everton

Supporters travelling to Sunday’s Premier League match against Everton at Goodison Park (3 November, kick-off 4.30pm) are advised that Liverpool Lime Street station will be closed this weekend due to Network Rail signalling upgrades.

Train travel passengers can still travel in and out of central Liverpool on rail replacement buses or on the Merseyrail network, however, due to the station closure and the River of Light event taking place in the city centre this weekend, fans are advised to make use of our subsidised coach travel service in order to make the journey to and from Goodison Park.

We are still accepting bookings for Sunday’s subsidised coach travel service, priced at £10 per person. The service includes pick-up points at Lee Valley Sports Centre, Lee Valley Tesco and Newport Pagnall Service Station, and is available to all match ticket holders.

Fan zone

The Fan Zone at Goodison Park opens two hours before kick-off, offering various activities to enhance your matchday experience.

Supporters can purchase food and refreshments (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) within the Fan Zone, with a host of catering vans on site. There will be music, giveaways, special guests and live performances, making the Fan Zone the perfect place to be for the build-up to kick-off.

An announcement will be made during the game as to whether the Fan Zone will be re-opened after the full-time whistle.

The Fan Zone can be accessed via the Sir Philip Carter Park Stand car park entrance, close to the Dixie Dean statue.

Matchday guide

Everton have provided us with their Goodison Park matchday guide, plus details of the disability access facilities at the stadium.