Everton's final game at Goodison Park this weekend will be a poignant occasion, manager David Moyes said on Friday as the club bid farewell to the stadium they have called home for 133 years, but he wants his players to focus on beating Southampton.

Everton boss David Moyes said an emotional farewell to the club's Goodison Park home will be worth it for a "bigger and better" future in a new 53,000-capacity stadium. "It will be sad when it goes, but we're moving into something which we think will give us a bigger and better future.

Everton boss David Moyes tells his players to not let an emotional day at Goodison Park get the better of them against Southampton.