Everton expect to save tens of millions of pounds a year in debt repayments after agreeing a £350m package to refinance the costs incurred building their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

Sandhills Station, north of Liverpool city centre, shortly after Everton’s first test event at their new stadium. In the bitter, blustery cold of winter, supporters wait in their numbers for a ...

Next season sees the breaking of a new dawn for Everton. The Toffees bid farewell to Goodison Park at the end of this campaign and look toward a new future at their 52,888-seater stadium on the ...

Everton's U18 side faced Wigan U18s at the Bramley-Moore Dock site on Monday Supporters got their first glimpse of the food on offer at their lavish new stadium LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off!

Everton have agreed a £350million ($450m) refinancing package for their new stadium. The funding, sources with knowledge of the process say, has been arranged by the U.S. financial services ...

Things can change very quickly in football. One minute, you could be one of these Under-18s players, in the first team to play at the new Everton Stadium, then the next, you might be playing ...

Everton opened their new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium to their supporters on Monday night - but the evening was, at least in part, ruined by a Liverpool fan. The Toffees will wave goodbye to ...

One of the many upgrades awaiting Everton supporters at their new Bramley-Moore Dock home is the array of food options, which were debuted during Monday's test event. The Toffees will wave ...

A select band of Evertonians saw a glimpse of a bright, new future as the £800m project ... It's everything you want, as a fan. Everton are back," said Steve Davis, a season ticket holder since ...

An Everton supporters' group has written an open letter to highlight public transport issues which came to light during the first test event at the club's new 52,888-seater stadium. The Toffees ...

EVERTON have agreed a new financing package for their Bramley-Moor Docks stadium. The Toffees have shook hands on a £350m funding deal that restructures the lending used to build their new home.