Everton Draws Ipswich in Goodison Park Farewell

Everton gave up a two-goal advantage to draw 2-2 with relegated Ipswich Town in their emotional penultimate game at Goodison Park, marking the stadium's final Saturday 3pm Premier League kick-off. Beto scored first for Everton with a powerful header, and Dwight McNeil doubled the lead before Ipswich responded with a spectacular long-range goal from Omari Hutchinson. Substitute George Hirst later equalized for Ipswich with a late header. The draw moved Everton above Manchester United into 14th place in the Premier League, while Ipswich remained in 18th and confirmed relegation. The match featured a festive atmosphere with Everton legends and fans marking the historic occasion, though frustration lingered as Ipswich finished stronger. Everton now look ahead to their last ever home match at Goodison Park against Southampton.