Everton host Tottenham Hotspur at Walton Hall Park on Sunday, with the action set to get underway at 1pm (BST).

Below is all the information supporters need to know about Everton Women's home.

Where is the stadium?
Walton Hall Park is situated in a 130-acre park in the Walton area of north Liverpool, which is a 15-minute drive from the city centre and less than a mile walk from Goodison Park.

How do I get there?
Walton Hall Park bus stop is at the entrance of the ground and is served 19 and X3 bus lines. Walton train station is approximately a 24-minute walk from the ground.

Is seating available?
500 covered seats will be available.

What disabled facilities are available? 
The stadium is fully accessible with disabled seating and toilets.

Are the stands sheltered? 
In the seating area only.

What is the capacity at Walton Hall Park?
The current capacity is 2,000.

Do I need to be accompanied by an adult?
If you are 14-years-old or younger then you must be accompanied by an adult to attend this fixture.

Is parking available at Walton Hall Park?
No, but fans can park at Stanley Park Car Park. Supporters should also be mindful of residential parking restrictions in the immediate area around the stadium.

Will there be food and refreshments available at the ground?
Yes. There will be a catering unit available on-site that accepts cash and card payments.

Will there be a match programme?
Yes. There will be copies available for free at the ground and a digital version can be viewed by clicking here.

Are tickets still available?
Yes, you can purchase tickets by clicking here.

Do members (Season Ticket and Official) get any special ticket offers?
Yes, Season Ticket and Official Members can get free entry to all home matches at Walton Hall Park. For more information, click here.