Everton's first Premier League game at their new home was a powerful, emotional occasion - and The Athletic savoured every moment

After an initial estimate of £500m, the actual cost of Everton’s new home is £802m. This makes it the second most-expensive stadium of all time in the Premier League, behind Tottenham’s new venue, which cost over £1 billion to build. The stadium name comes as a result of a ‘long-term agreement’ with the Liverpool-based law firm, Hill Dickinson.

Everton kicked off a new era at gleaming Hill Dickinson Stadium with fireworks and towering blue plumes of smoke on Sunday, 133 years to the day since Goodison Park had opened.

Everton secured their first victory in their new Hill Dickinson Stadium against a clumsy Brighton & Hove Albion.Goals from Iliman Ndiaye and James Garner were both assisted by Jack Grealish in his

Fans were in buoyant mood at their new stadium on the River Mersey before Ndiaye, who also scored their last goal at Goodison Park, Everton's home for 133 years, sparked bedlam when he tapped in Grealish's cross in the 23rd minute.

Relive full-match highlights from Everton's first home fixture at Hill Dickinson Stadium where they took on Brighton in Matchweek 2.

Jack Grealish cited David Moyes as the reason he made the decision to join Everton from Manchester City. Grealish celebrated his home debut with two assists as Everton crowned their first match at the Hill Dickinson Stadium with a 2-0 win over Brighton in the Premier League.

Jack Grealish on his full Everton debut & the side's 2-0 Premier League win over Brighton

Not merely those of Jack Grealish, either, though his first start for his latest employers reinforced the sense of new beginnings. Goodison Park was Everton ’s home for 133 years, the new Hill Dickinson Stadium for one game,