“Everton’s use of increased security stirs up concerns ahead of crucial season-ending match”

On Sunday, May 14, the English Championship match between Everton and Manchester City (0:3) saw a significantly larger number of stewards than had previously happened during games at Goodison Park in Liverpool.

There is a version that it was a rehearsal before the final home game of the Toffees in the season with Bournemouth. This fight may decide the fate of the team in the Premier League.

In Everton, whose colors are defended by Ukrainian defender Vitaliy Mykolenko, they are afraid of riots. To avoid this, the club allegedly wants to use private security agencies for the game. The relegation of the Blues to the Championship could give rise to a protest against the board of directors from the side of the team’s fans.

Everton are currently 17th in the Premier League table with 32 points. He is one point ahead of Leeds, who lead a trio of underdogs. On May 20, Everton will play away with Wolves, and on the 28th, Mikolenko and Co. will face Bournemouth at home.