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hello i'm Kelly kates and welcome to a special episode of the Football Daily podcast.

On Wednesday night, Everton will host Liverpool in a league derby at Goodison Park for the 120th and final time.

Joining me to look back on some of Goodison's most memorable Merseyside derbies,

former Everton winger Pat Nevin, former Liverpool forward Ray Houghton,

and the BBC's chief football writer Phil McNulty. And Phil, we should start with you

because you've been covering Merseyside Derbies at Goodison Park since the 1980s and what an iconic ground to witness such dramatic matches.

Yeah, it's got a great sense of history.

It's an old-fashioned traditional stadium

hemmed in by the terraced houses.

It's still got the archibald leech design on the stands,

and it just has that atmosphere of a great old stadium.

And of course, we are going to talk about some of the historic games,

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