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Stephen Killen

Everton fan group sends request to every supporter attending Bournemouth game

Everton fan group The 1878s are urging supporters to make Goodison Park a sea of blue for their final game of the season against Bournemouth.

The Blues faithful have showcased their passion in recent seasons with bus greetings as they find themselves at the wrong end of the table. Sunday is one of the biggest games in the club's recent history as they battle to maintain their Premier League status.

Yerry Mina equalised against Wolverhampton Wanderers deep into stoppage time at Molineux to secure a valuable point against Julen Lopetegui's side with Leicester City holding Newcastle United at St James' Park on Monday night. Depending on results elsewhere, they may need to overcome Gary O'Neill's Cherries on Merseyside to ensure they remain in the top-flight.

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For the visit of the south coast side, Everton fan group The 1878s have called on fans to wear blue on Sunday in a powerful show of support and strength.

In a tweet, they said: "Make Goodison a Sea of Blue. We Are Urging All Blues Attending Goodison on Sunday to Wear Blue. Let the Players See and Feel the Atmosphere & Show.

"We're All Behind Them. Kick Every Ball & Win Every Tackle With Them.

"All 4 Sides of the Ground Wearing Blue Also, Bring All Your Flags, Banners & Let's Get Goodison Rocking & Give It All We've Got!

"Up the Toffees."

The Blues' crunch match kicks off at 4:30pm at Goodison Park.

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