Everton Stadium

Liverpool’s waterfront venue

Liverpool’s group fixtures are spread across Groups A, C, D and E, so the stadium is not the base for one complete group. Its last-16 match is more specific: the runners-up in Groups A and B meet here. That tie is the final scheduled EURO match in the city; there is no Liverpool quarter-final.

The tournament name is Everton Stadium. Current public-transport information refers to Hill Dickinson Stadium, the same ground, which is important when matching the fixture page to a journey planner. The club name should not lead visitors to assume a match is being held at Everton’s former ground.

Everton’s move to the waterfront

The ground at Bramley-Moore Dock hosted its first Premier League match in August 2025. It belongs to Everton’s new stadium era, following the club’s move from Goodison Park. Historical Everton photographs or old journey guides may therefore show a different ground. For the EURO programme, use Everton Stadium’s current waterfront location.

Where the Liverpool winner goes next

The Liverpool last-16 winner advances to the quarter-final in Cardiff. That creates a clear next step for the runners-up from Groups A and B who meet here. Liverpool’s own tournament programme ends with the last-16 match, so a journey following the winning side needs another city after its waterfront visit.

Getting to the ground

Merseytravel lists Sandhills, Bank Hall and Moorfields as walking approaches to the stadium. Its current advice recommends Sandhills for the return journey and describes crowd management after matches. Those are useful starting points, but tournament-specific instructions should be checked once published.

Before you book

The match list separates a published date from an unannounced starting time. Opponent slots remain visible until they are resolved. Check those details before choosing a journey that depends on a particular kick-off or finishing time.