Everton
Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium, temporarily renamed ‘Everton Stadium’ for the tournament, has been selected to host five matches during the UEFA Euro 2028. This marks a significant milestone in the club’s history, as the stadium will welcome a last-16 knockout clash and four group games. The announcement highlights the venue’s capacity to host major sporting events and promises an economic boost for the Liverpool City Region.
Angus Kinnear said: “Our stadium was designed to host the biggest moments in sport, and to see it formally part of the venue schedule for UEFA Euro 2028 is a landmark in the club’s history. The tournament will showcase the best of our city and our new stadium to millions of people around the world. It will also deliver a significant economic boost for Liverpool City Region, bringing new visitors, new spend, and new profile to the waterfront and the wider economy. We look forward to working closely with UEFA, UK & Ireland 2028, the city region, and our partners to deliver an unforgettable experience for supporters and for football.”
Steve Rotheram said: “Being part of another major international sporting event is a huge honour for our region and one we are immensely proud to be part of. We’ve proven time and again that we can deliver unforgettable experiences, and I’m confident we’ll do it again in 2028. We’re ready to deliver the best-ever Euros in 2028. It will be a festival of everything we love about the game – its passion, inclusivity, and ability to bring people together.”
Councillor Liam Robinson said: “Everton’s new stadium is already helping to boost Liverpool’s profile nationally and internationally. Hosting UEFA Euro 2028 matches here will further cement our reputation as a city that delivers world-class events and unforgettable experiences for fans and visitors alike. The countdown is truly on now to what will be an unforgettable summer of football.”
The matches at Everton Stadium are scheduled to take place on June 11, 14, 17, and 20, 2028, with the last-16 fixture set for June 24, 2028. The stadium’s inclusion in the tournament is expected to provide a multi-million-pound economic boost to the region. The city of Liverpool has unveiled a host city logo featuring the iconic Royal Liverpool Building, symbolizing the city’s rich heritage and readiness to welcome football fans from around the world.
The anticipation for UEFA Euro 2028 is building, as the tournament will not only showcase top-tier football but also highlight Liverpool’s ability to host large-scale international events. The involvement of Everton Stadium underscores the club’s commitment to being at the forefront of major sporting occasions.
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