An historic day at Goodison Park ended in triumph for Everton, as Iliman Ndiaye’s first-half brace helped The Toffees seal a 2–0 victory over already-relegated Southampton in the final men’s

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After 133 years at the first purpose-built football ground in England, Everton bid farewell to Goodison Park with a 2-0 win over Southampton in the final Premier League fixture at the venue that has staged the most top flight matches. Here’s a look at some potential moments missed from an historic day for the global game...

Everton playmaker Iliman Ndiaye made the difference against Southampton in their final match at Goodison Park.

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In the opposing corner for this historic occasion, albeit at an unfashionably early kickoff time, will be Southampton, long-relegated and propping up the table on 12 points, having narrowly averted the ignominy of being considered the worst side in Premier League history by virtue of an unexpected draw with Manchester City last weekend.