Liverpool fan Harrison Rimmer made a name for himself by scoring the first goal at Everton's new stadium on Monday.

And the Wigan Athletic prospect celebrated with a reminder of how many European Cups the Reds have won.

The Toffees hosted a test game at their new 52,000-seater stadium with 10,000 fans in attendance.



Everton's U18 side faced Wigan and the visitors broke the deadlock in the 12th minute of the match with 18-year-old midfielder Rimmer scoring the first-ever goal at the venue.

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Rimmer celebrated the goal by mocking the hosts with a Reds' gesture where he used his fingers to show six European titles won by Liverpool.

Before joining Wigan Athletic's youth ranks, goalscorer Rimmer spent a considerable amount of time at Everton during his formative years.

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Wigan won the game 2-1 with Cole Simms putting it two goals ahead at one stage before 16-year-old Ray Robert became the first Everton goalscorer in the new ground.

"I'm really excited — I never believed we would be here," one lifelong Everton fan told the ECHO.

It's going to secure our future."

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