Opinion: Everton Fans Poised for Premier League Elite Experience as Sky Sports Reveals New Footage

Everton’s New Era: Bramley-Moore Dock Beckons

With just four Premier League matches left at Goodison Park before its doors close forever, Everton fans are preparing for an exciting new chapter.

Test events at the club’s new home continue, paving the way for a smooth transition.

Everton’s move to the state-of-the-art Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium under The Friedkin Group marks a bold step forward.

The increased 52,000-seat capacity ensures more supporters can experience the action firsthand, enhancing the club’s atmosphere and fan engagement.

Everton Maximizing Bramley-Moore Dock’s Potential

Everton are pushing the limits within Premier League regulations regarding certain aspects of their new waterfront stadium, set to officially open this summer.

One striking feature is the steepness of the upper-tier seating, which will be just 0.1% shy of the maximum legal angle of 35 degrees.

The club, alongside building controllers, carefully planned this to optimize the spectator experience.

For the first time, Sky Sports (18 March) captured footage from the stadium’s prime vantage points, where planners explained their commitment to delivering the best possible views for fans.

Earlier this year, 10,000 Everton supporters attended the first test event as the club’s under-18s faced Wigan Athletic in the lower section of the stadium.

These trial events will continue until a full-capacity match can be hosted before the start of next season—set to be in the Premier League under David Moyes’ leadership.

As plans near completion, journalist Alan Myers provided never-before-seen footage of the final stages of the stadium’s development.

Four More Matches at Goodison Park

With nine league games remaining this season and Premier League safety nearly assured, Everton fans can cherish four more special nights at Goodison Park.

These final fixtures before the club transitions from L4 to L5 will offer unforgettable moments, with the Gwladys Street End roaring for Moyes and his squad.

Two title challengers, Arsenal and Manchester City, are yet to visit Merseyside, with Mikel Arteta’s return to the ground that shaped his playing career adding an emotional touch.

May will see Ipswich Town arrive, while Southampton will be the last-ever Premier League visitors to Goodison, making for an emotional farewell for thousands of devoted fans.

Before long, the 2025-26 fixture release will arrive, and Everton will officially embark on their new era at Bramley-Moore Dock, eagerly anticipating the first competitive match in their stunning new home.