Everton said goodbye to Goodison Park in style with a 2-0 Premier League win over Southampton thanks to a double for Iliman Ndiaye on an emotional Sunday in Merseyside.Southampton had frustrated Manchester City in a 0-0 draw last weekend to ensure they will not end the season as the worst side in Premier League history.

Everton take on Southampton in the Premier League today in the final fixture at Goodison Park.The Toffees wave farewell to the famous ground this afternoon, before their move to a new stadium at

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We asked for your views on Southampton's performance against Everton. Here are some of your comments: Russell: Until the subs came on that performance was shameful. I feel as bad as you could possibly feel about my football club at the moment.

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It wasn’t so much an ending as a resurrection—one last riot of blue fervour before the inevitable curtain call. Goodison Park, ageing and aching with memories, bowed out in the only way it knew how: defiant, deafening, utterly incapable of going quietly into history.