Liverpool vs Everton Women: Early weather forecast, ticket details, travel information
Everton Women’s WSL season gets underway on Sunday as they travel to Anfield to face Liverpool.
It has no doubt been an exciting week, with Everton signing Ruby Mace for a new club record fee on Wednesday.
This comes after the Toffees have signed numerous players throughout the window, including Maz Pacheco, who moved to Goodison Park in July.
Everton Women are also set to move into Goodison Park this season, and anticipation for the new campaign is high. However, not everyone agrees with Dan Friedkin’s plan.
Now, the Toffees will have to overcome Merseyside rivals Liverpool first at Anfield.
Warm day set for Merseyside derby
The UK weather has remained warm despite September now coming around.
According to the Met Office on 4 September, this is set to continue on Sunday, with highs of 22 degrees predicted despite it being mainly cloudy.
The chance of precipitation hits 40 per cent at 12 pm, and increases to a high of 50 per cent from 1 pm to 3 pm.
On top of this, humidity is expected to be high for the match, hovering around 70 per cent while the game is underway.
✊ The owners’ backing.
— Everton Women (@EvertonWomen) September 3, 2025
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Everton Women tickets sold out for Anfield trip
Everton Women are set for another strong backing for their trip to Anfield on Sunday.
The Toffees were handed an allocation of 1,080 for the match, but these tickets have now sold out.
For Liverpool, tickets are still available, but are quickly being snapped up.
Therefore, it should be another packed match for the Merseyside derby.
Travel information for Liverpool vs Everton Women
If travelling by train, Kirkdale Railway Station is the closest train station to the ground, with it being just under a mile away.
However, Sandhills Railway Station is often preferred due to the bus service to the ground.
If travelling by car, parking can be difficult, with the Stanley Park reserved for permit holders only.
There are potential options to park near Goodison Stadium, with fans being warned not to park on residential streets near Anfield, as parking enforcement will be in operation.
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