Everton forced to reduce the capacity of the new stadium weeks before the start of the season

Everton is forced to reduce the capacity of their new stadium before it is officially opened.

The Hill Dickinson StadiumWho will officially open this summer has seen its actual capacity for a number of reasons that are failing its original planned figure.

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Everton Initially announced that their new house would host 52,888 supporters on a matchday, but now it has revealed that the number has been reduced to 52,769.

According to the club, the drop, a decrease of 119 seats and 0.2 percent of the total capacity, is caused by a “thorough construction audit after the season”.

That audit showed that factors such as segregation lines between home and from fans, and a number of facilities for media facilities and camera positions have meant that the capacity must fall for things to work.

Fortunately for fans, Everton has announced that no seasonal cards will be influenced by the reduction.

Be the merseyside -outfit planned to play their first competitive match in their new terrain On the second game week of the Premier League season.

David Moyes‘Side -Gastheer Brighton on August 23 in which is expected to be a full stadium, because fans will be the new era of the club in the Hill Dickinson Belt.

Before Everton starts their prem destitions in the new site, Everton will organize European giants Roma In a pre -season friendly on August 9 – a competition that will act as the last test event of the club and the first competition for a capacity prospect.

Two previous test eventsa U18s laminy against Wigan Athletic For 10,000 fans and a U21S collision with Bolton for 25,000 supporters, Everton helped Start to get used to their new house.

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The Toffees Last season waved with an emotional farewell to Goodison ParkSouthampton beating 2-0 in their last collision in the historic stadium.

But the club will not take the land for rubble, but ensure that the 132-year-old land is kept both within the future of the club and its history.

That’s because Everton announced last month that Goodison would do that Become the permanent home base of the ladies team of the club.

The announcement replaced the first plans To demolish Goodison and replace it with housing, a care home, retail units and a park They were announced by the previous property.