Everton Plan to Relocate Women's Team

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Everton plan to reduce Goodison Park capacity before women's team move in

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Everton will move to a new 53,000 -capacity arena at Bramley-Moore Dock from next season .

The women's team average attendance has been 2,062 at their current home at Walton Hall Park .

Under previous owner Farhad Moshiri , the club had announced plans for an Â82 m post-demolition renovation project on the Goodison site, which was set to include housing, a care home and retail units.

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