回帖︰Everton officials remain confident the Boxing Day clash with Birmingham City will go ahead.
Only three of the Premier League's last round of fixtures were able to be played, one of which was the Toffees' 2-1 win at Manchester City.
Snow and icy conditions have affected almost all areas of the UK, and Merseyside is no exception.
But the Club is tackling the unprecedented conditions head on and ground staff have been working all week to clear snow from the pitch and ensure it will be playable on Sunday.
And teams from Everton are working with Liverpool City Council operatives to tackle the areas around the stadium to ensure they are as safe as possible for fans.
Everton chief executive Robert Elstone told evertonfc.com: "Work is continuing throughout the Club and despite the severe conditions and no forecast of a rise in temperatures, we still expect the game will go ahead. I'd particularly like to thank Paul Morrison and Liverpool City Council for their assistance regarding the areas surrounding Goodison."
A small number of tickets for the game, which is likely to be a sell-out, are available from the box office, by calling 0871 663 1878* or online.
Tickets bought online can be collected on the day of the game, meaning you won't have to brave the icy conditions until matchday.
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