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From the North & the South:
From the M6, exit at junction 26 onto the M58 and continue until the end.

At the gyratory go left to join the M57 Junction 7. Exit the M57 at Junction 4 to turn right into East Lancashire Road (A580).

Follow the road across Queen's Drive into Walton Lane. Goodison Road is less than a mile along on the right.

Alternative Route from the North:
From the M6, exit at Junction 26 onto the M58 and continue to the end.

At the gyratory system go a quarter way around, turning left onto the A59 Ormskirk Road. Continue along as the road becomes Rice Lane, and over the roundabout into County Road.

Three quarters of a mile along County Road, turn left into Spellow Lane, and then left into Goodison Road. Goodison Park is on the right.

Alternative route from the South:
From the M6 exit at Junction 21a onto the M62 to Liverpool. Follow to the end of the motorway and turn right onto the A5058 Queen's Drive.

After 4.5 miles, at the roundabout junction with the A59, turn left into County Road. Three quarters of a mile along County Road, turn left into Spellow Lane, and then left into Goodison Road. Goodison Park is on the right.

From the East:
From the M62, exit Junction 6 onto the M57, go to the end of the motorway and then left onto the A59 Ormskirk Road. Then follow the same route for north.

From the West:
From the M53, continue to Wallasey and follow Liverpool via the Kingsway Mersey Tunnel. Turn left at the end into Scotland Road, taking the right fork to the A58 Kirkdale Road. Follow the road round for two miles and Goodison will appear in front of you.

Parking
There is street parking in and around Walton Lane or near Anfield. Alternatively, try the Stanley Park car park, in Priory Road. A better option might be Walton Lifestyles Sports Centre (L4 9XP) which is a 15-minute walk but you'll beat the traffic queues after the match.

Nearest Station
Kirkdale (Northern Line) - about one mile from the ground.

Many people prefer to got to Sandhills station (Northern Line) and jump on the Soccerbus which runs a frequent shuttle between the station and Goodison Park.

If you’re travelling in by train, ask for a ticket to ‘Goodison Park’ and for an add-on of just £1 you’ll get a return trip on the Soccerbus.

Another option is Liverpool is Lime Street. It's three miles from the stadium but could be worth a taxi.

Bus: Catch the 19, 19a, 20, 21 or 311 from the bus station for about a 20 minute journey.

Check train times and tickets at The Trainline. For more information, call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

St Lukes church located in the corner of the ground sells cheap teas and snacks. There are lots of football pies to choose from inside the ground.

A Wetherspoon's and Bradleys Wine Bar, both on Walton Road, come recommended. The city centre has lots of pubs and bars to choose from, while there a few by Liverpool Lime Street station.

Beer is served inside the away end but the bar closes 15 minutes before the game starts.

Goodison Park is a good, old fashioned football ground which has tonnes of character.

It's been superseded by much newer grounds with better views and facilities and the club are unsuccessfully trying to move to a new stadium.

Only the Park Stand behind one goal (built in 1994) doesn't have supporting pillars restricting the view. The three-tiered Main Stand that was constructed more than 40 years ago still looks impressive.

Visiting supporters will be situated in the corner of the Bullens Road Stand with an allocation of 3,000.

If there's a a small turnout, then fans are given just the lower tier which holds 1,700.

Try to get seats at the front of the upper/lower section so the pillars or roof don't obscure your view. Facilities and leg room are basic.

"Oh we hate Bill Shankly and we hate St John,
"But most of all we hate Big Ron,
"And we’ll hang the kopites one by one,
"On the banks of the royal blue Mersey."

"In your Liverpool slums
"You look in a dustbin for something to eat
"You find a dead rat and you think it's a treat
"In your Liverpool slums

"In your Liverpool slums
"Your mum's on the game and your dad's in the nick
"You can't get a job 'cause your too fucking thick
"In your Liverpool slums

"In your Liverpool slums
"You wear a shell suit and have got curly hair
"All of your kids are in council care
In your Liverpool slums

"In your Liverpool slums
"There's piss on the pavement and shit on the path
"You finger your grandma and think it's a laugh
"In your Liverpool slums."

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