Coach Welcome For The Lionesses at Hill Dickinson Stadium

England Women will be going for goals at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Tuesday night in their final World Cup 2027 qualifier against Ukraine (8pm KO).

And fans attending the second international football fixture to be held at the stadium can kick-things off by staging a raucous welcome for the Lionesses.

Supporters arriving early are encouraged to make their way to the Western Wharf (adjacent to the River Mersey), where a stepped terrace provides the perfect platform to welcome both team coaches on their arrival.

Access to the Western Terrace is available via the perimeter at the end of the North and South Stands, with the Ukraine team coach expected around 6.20pm, closely followed by Sarina Wiegman and the England players, circa 6.30pm.

Preceding the team arrivals, Lionesses legend and former Everton star Jill Scott MBE will also arrive on the Western Wharf at the conclusion of the second day of her extraordinary charity challenge to raise money for Comic Relief/Sport Relief.

Jill is due to cycle onto the Wharf at 6.10pm, following a punishing 99-mile ride from Aston Villa to Hill Dickinson Stadium. Her five day duathlon involves a journey from Wembley Stadium, cycling and running a total of 388 miles and visiting every club she played for, finishing at the Stadium of Light in her hometown of Sunderland. You can read more about the charity challenge, and how you can donate HERE.

Please note that capacity on the Western Terrace is limited and will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Once capacity is reached, the area will be closed for safety reasons.

Fans are encouraged to bring flags and banners to help create a vibrant and colourful atmosphere. However, we respectfully remind supporters that pyrotechnics of any kind - including smoke grenades, smoke bombs, canisters and flares - are strictly prohibited on the stadium footprint.

Tickets for the fixture can still be purchased HERE

Everton has produced a special event guide for supporters attending the game. The guide, available at the link, below, will help all supporters to plan their visit, including our extensive Travel Hub with advice and directions on how to travel to the stadium. The guide also contains information on food and drink options, digital tickets, accessibility, WiFi and phone connectivity, safeguarding, bag and flag policies, and what’s happening in and around the ground, including interactive stadium maps.

To access the Event Guide CLICK HERE