What is Everton's new stadium called?
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Everton's new home is called the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Hill Dickinson is a Liverpool-based law firm, founded in 1810 - 68 years before the football club.
Everton have said the partnership is "a long-term agreement" and "one of the largest stadium naming rights deals in Europe".
They will play their first Premier League home match at the ground against Brighton on Sunday, 24 August.
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How much did it cost to build Everton's new stadium?
The stadium took four years to be built and cost an estimate of more than £750m.
The ground has a capacity of 52,769 and is the seventh-biggest top-flight stadium.
It is located on a waterfront site at Bramley-Moore Dock in north Liverpool.
The south stand is the designated home end and features one steep stand split into two sections with rail seating throughout the lower section.
Other parts of the stadium will also have safe-standing capacity.
It will host the second Test in this year's rugby league Ashes series and is one of the host grounds for the Euro 2028 football tournament.
The stadium will also be a destination for other sporting, music and entertainment events.
What will happen to Goodison Park?
Everton's final Premier League match at Goodison Park was the 2-0 win against relegated side Southampton in May.
Initially the 132-year-old stadium was set to be demolished but it will now be home to the Everton women's team from the 2025-26 Women's Super League season.
With a capacity of 39,572, Goodison Park will now be the largest dedicated women's football stadium in the country.
The stadium will also play host to selected academy matches.
Everton will play their first WSL game at Goodison Park on Sunday, 14 September against Tottenham.
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