Liverpool · England
Hill Dickinson Stadium
Everton’s brand new riverfront home, opened in 2025, brings Euro 2028 to one of the most striking new stadium settings in English football.
The Hill Dickinson Stadium opened in 2025 at Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool’s waterfront – the first new top-flight ground in England since Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2019. It ends Everton’s 132-year stay at Goodison Park and gives the club a state-of-the-art home on a historically significant site in the city’s docklands.
The stadium’s design reflects its waterfront setting, with a sweeping roof and views across the Mersey. With a capacity of 52,888, it becomes one of the largest football-specific stadiums in England on opening.
For Euro 2028, the Hill Dickinson Stadium hosts four matches: three group stage fixtures and a Round of 16 tie. As one of the newest venues at the tournament, it offers visiting fans a genuinely fresh experience – a stadium most supporters across Europe will never have visited before.
Euro 2028 fixtures at Hill Dickinson Stadium
| Date | Round | Match | Trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 11 Jun | Group D | Group D3 vs Group D4 | |
| Sat 14 Jun | Group A | Group A2 vs Group A4 | |
| Fri 20 Jun | Group C | Group C2 vs Group C3 | |
| Sat 24 Jun | Round of 16 | Group A runners-up vs Group B runners-up |
*Group stage slots show position in group – actual teams confirmed after the 2027 final draw. Kick-off times to be confirmed.
Getting to Hill Dickinson Stadium
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Sandhills (Merseyrail) 15-minute walk along the waterfront. Sandhills is on the Merseyrail Northern Line, connecting from Liverpool Central and Lime Street.
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Liverpool city centre bus services Several bus routes connect from Liverpool city centre and Lime Street station to the Bramley-Moore Dock area.
Where to stay near Hill Dickinson Stadium
The Albert Dock and waterfront area put you close to the ground, with great bars and restaurants nearby.
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