Nelson Dock was designed by Jesse Hartley - the man behind the Albert Dock and many others in the city - and opened in 1848.

Everton receive huge financial boost over new stadium - The 52,888-seater stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock cost £800m to build ...

1. Liverpool and Everton’s Siamese merger Back in 2010, a Merseyside consortium proposed the idea of a strange ‘Siamese stadium’ to unite the location of the two fierce rivals. The ...

News of the new bus services will be welcomed by Everton fans ahead of the opening of the new 52,888-seater stadium. There ...

Everton FC’s new owners, US-based The Friedkin Group (TFG) is eyeing further redevelopment alongside the club’s new £760m ...

Liverpool FC continues to be one of the most successful and well-supported football clubs in the world. With a passionate ...

Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, said: “Everton’s new stadium is a massive moment – not just for the club, but for the regeneration of North Liverpool. We want to make ...

Home of Spanish giants Real Madrid since 1947, the 78,000-seater stadium as hosted four Champions League finals and finals of ...

EXTRA train and bus services are to be put on for the second test event at Everton’s new stadium as well as a special ferry for matchgoing ...

Sports-led redevelopment has been a key theme of MIPIM, with both Liverpool and Manchester touting stadium projects at the conference.

Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that he expects Everton's new stadium to generate £700m in additional value for the economy.