Yesterday marked the final chapter of the storied Merseyside Derby at the legendary Goodison Park, home of Everton for 130 years.

The "Blues" are set to move to their new home, the Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium, located on the banks of the River Mersey with a capacity of 52,000 spectators. This historic transition closes the door on one of English football’s most iconic venues.

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According to Opta, an intriguing fact stands out: Everton and Liverpool played 120 matches at Goodison Park over its long history, with both sides winning 41 times each. Yesterday, the "Reds" had a golden opportunity to tip the historical balance in their favor. Leading late into stoppage time, they seemed destined for victory. But a dramatic equalizer in the 8th added minute ensured the story of Goodison Park ended with a fitting balance — a symbolic draw, as if fate itself wanted this chapter to close in harmony.