by Everton will officially launch a whole new era on Sunday (9 a.m. HE), when the Toffees welcome Brighton in the first match at the Hill Dickinson stadium.
WATCH – Everton vs Brighton
After playing Goodison Park for 133 years, Everton moved into the stadium of 52,769 seats about two miles on the road this summer (7th largest stadium in the Premier League). “I am incredibly privileged and honored to be the manager who takes us to this new stadium,” said manager David Moyes earlier this month. “I am enthusiastic about the future which seems so brilliant for Everton Football Club that we are moving away from a few dark days in the past.” The Toffees began their 2025-26 campaign with a 1-0 defeat against Leeds newly promoted on Monday, thanks to a controversial handball decision in the last 10 minutes.
Brighton, on the other hand, conceded an equalizer in what could have been the final 10 seconds From their first match against Fulham. The Seagulls were ahead after Matt O’riley converted the penalty in the 55th minute, but they could not put the match in bed and finally paid. Oliver Glasner’s team has lost Joao Pedro, Simon Adingra and Pervis Estupinan for $ 133 million combined this summer, but they expect to keep the star of starred field Carlos Baleba despite the continuous interest of Manchester United.
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How to look Everton vs Brighton Live, distribute the link and start time
Launch time: 9 a.m. he, Sunday
Place: Hill Dickinson Stadium – Liverpool
TV channel: USA
Streaming: Look live on nbc.com
News from the Everton team, concentration
Out: Jarrad Branthwaite (hamstring) | Distinctable: Nathan Patterson (groin), Vitalii Mykolenko (not disclosed)
Brighton Team News, Focus
Out: Julio Enciso (knee), Adam Webster (knee), Solly March (knee) | Diskable: Charalampos Kostoulas (Fitness), Jack Hinshelwood (Knock)
Prediction Everton vs brighton
Large players are making their names in great moments. This seems to be the perfect opportunity for Jack Grenish to write his name in history books. Everton 1-0 Brighton.
