Big Move Confirmed: Everton Women Take Over Goodison — Fans Divided Over Bold Decision


Everton Women Announce Season Ticket Structure Ahead of Historic Goodison Park Move

Everton Women have confirmed their season ticket pricing ahead of a landmark 2025/26 campaign, which will see the team make Goodison Park their permanent home.

Following the announcement earlier this year that the women’s side would be relocating to the historic ground, the club has now unveiled a pricing structure designed to make top-flight women’s football accessible to as many fans as possible. Adult season tickets will be available from just £100, while under-18s can secure a full season for only £50.

Tickets are set to go on sale at 10am local time tomorrow (Thursday), well ahead of the new Barclays Women’s Super League season, which is expected to kick off over the weekend of 6–7 September.

The move signals a new chapter for Everton Women, and for Goodison Park itself, affectionately known as ‘the Old Lady’. With the men’s team preparing to leave the stadium for the new Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, this initiative ensures the iconic ground continues to be an active part of the club’s matchday life.

The club is aiming to spark fresh interest and significantly boost support for the women’s team, now playing in one of the most historic stadiums in English football.

The pricing — which equates to less than £10 per match — is intended to encourage more fans to attend and engage with the women’s game. Everton are also offering a host of incentives to early buyers, including a welcome gift, entry into a prize draw for a behind-the-scenes tour of Finch Farm, and the chance to attend an open training session with the team.

Season ticket holders will also be enrolled in the club’s Forever Blue Rewards programme, entitling them to 10% off merchandise, free entry to Everton Under-21 matches, and other exclusive benefits.

In a press release, the club said:

“Season tickets will go on sale tomorrow at 10 AM local time, with adult tickets starting at just £100, with anyone under 18 able to secure the entire season for just £50.”

The offer is expected to attract both lifelong supporters and new fans alike, many of whom may be eager to experience Goodison Park one last time after missing out during the men’s team’s final season there.

This strategic move reflects Everton’s broader ambition to grow the women’s game and ensure that Everton Women are fully embedded within the club’s culture and fanbase. With increased visibility, affordable pricing, and an iconic new home, the hope is that the upcoming season will be a turning point in the team’s journey.

The fixtures for the 2025/26 WSL season are still to be announced, but excitement is already building as Everton Women prepare to kick off their campaign in their new home — a stadium steeped in tradition, now embracing a fresh era.


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