David Moyes insists Everton have to dream that one day they can get back to competing with Liverpool for European places.

The Toffees wave goodbye to Goodison Park this season and Wednesday night will be the final ever Merseyside derby to take place at the ground.

A new era is coming for the club as they prepare to move to Bramley Moore Dock and Moyes is hoping he can start to build the club back up to where he left it back in 2013.

In the Scot’s final two seasons of his first stint in charge, Everton finished above Liverpool in the Premier League table.

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For now, Evertonians will take striking a blow to Liverpool’s Premier League title hopes and getting the final ever win at Goodison Park in a Merseyside derby.

Liverpool head into the game six points clear at the top of the table so even defeat won’t be critical to their challenge for a 20th league title.

But, for Everton, it will be an emotional occasion in the 120th derby to take place at the Grand Old Lady with both sides locked on 41 wins each at the ground.

Wednesday will see Goodison Park play host to the Merseyside Derby for the 120th - and final - time.

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