Matchday Guide: Everton v Burnley

Everton v Burnley
Tuesday 3 March, 7.30pm GMT KO

UNITE FOR ACCESS FIXTURE

At Tuesday's fixture we will once again be celebrating Level Playing Field's Unite for Access campaign.

Running between 28 February and 15 March, the annual awareness drive aims to shine a light on the efforts made by sports teams and organisations to champion inclusion for disabled supporters.

Look out for content on the big screens on match night, with more to follow on Club channels during the Unite For Access period.

To coincide with the launch of this year's campaign, the Club has announced that a new quiet hour will be introduced at Hill Dickinson Stadium's Official Store every Thursday from 5 March. Find out more HERE.

To read more about the Club's work with the Everton Disabled Supporters' Association to evolve its accessibility offering and enhance the matchday experience for disabled supporters, click HERE.

HER GAME TOO AND REPORTING

Ahead of International Women’s Day this weekend, Everton also reaffirms its commitment to Her Game Too, a campaign that champions women in sport and aims to tackle sexist abuse in our game and society.

Information about our reporting lines can be seen on our screens and the perimeter boards at every game and can also be found online at evertonfc.com/fans/matchday.

If you witness any form of anti-social behaviour, harassment or discrimination at a match, speak to a Club steward or police officer, or text what you have seen and where to 84300. You can also email reportit@evertonfc.com or report directly to Her Game Too at hergametoo.co.uk/report.

You can keep up-to-date with the work of Her Game Too via hergametoo.co.uk or via X and Instagram (@hergametoo).

PRE-MATCH LIGHT SHOW

Please be advised that a light show will take place ahead of kick-off. Fans who may be sensitive to bright lights are advised to remain in the concourse until this activation has concluded.

STADIUM ENTRY AND MATCHDAY ACTIVITY

Supporters will be able to enter through the Regent Road wall from 4.30pm, with turnstiles opening at 6.30pm. The Ticket Office will be open from 10am on the day of the match.

Supporters are advised and encouraged to use ALL available gates in the Regent Road wall (A-E) to avoid the unnecessary build-up of supporters in any one area, and also to ensure digital tickets are downloaded to mobile devices prior to arrival at the stadium. A full guide on downloading digital tickets, along with a stadium map, can be found HERE.

All relevant information to help plan your matchday, including our dedicated Travel Hub and more on food and drink, digital tickets, accessibility and what’s happening in and around the ground, is available at evertonfc.com/fans/matchday.

FOR OUR FULL EVERTON V BURNLEY MATCHDAY GUIDE, CLICK HERE

MOBILITY AIDS

We respectfully encourage any supporters who require mobility aids to travel to the stadium to bring their own where possible. The Club will ensure these are securely stored on site in appropriate locations during the match.

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

A Traffic Management zone will again be in place following this game, which involves a temporary one-way system in place on Blackstone Street and Boundary Street, and road closures, both before and after the game.

Fans are advised not to travel to the stadium by car, as these measures are in place to ensure those leaving the ground can move away from the area quickly and safely. Our Travel Hub, which also features in the guide, above, includes all relevant information and alternative travel options.

SAFEGUARDING OF MINORS

We respectfully remind supporters that all fans under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. This includes on The Budweiser Plaza, concourses and within the stadium bowl. Everton now offer safeguarding wristbands to adults bringing young children to all games at Hill Dickinson Stadium, as part of a matchday safety initiative. Read more here.

SMOKING AND VAPING

Complaints have been received regarding smoking and vaping in the stands, toilets, and adjacent areas of Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Supporters are reminded that stadium signage clearly indicates that smoking and vaping (including electronic cigarettes) is strictly prohibited in all areas of Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Persistent smoking or vaping negatively impacts the matchday experience for fellow supporters and will not be tolerated.

Anyone found smoking or vaping inside the stadium may be ejected and could face further disciplinary action by the Club, including the withdrawal of a Season Ticket.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all supporters.