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Everton FC welcomed representatives of the Hillsborough families and members of Liverpool FC to Hill Dickinson Stadium to pay tribute to the 97 supporters who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster.

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00:00Everton welcomed representatives of the Hillsborough families and members of the Liverpool community to Hill Dickinson Stadium to pay tribute
00:11to the 97 supporters who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster.
00:17The club marked the occasion by unveiling a permanent memorial. Everton Chief Executive Angus Kinnear joined family representatives including Margaret
00:31Aspinall, Sue Roberts, Charlotte Hennessy and Stephen Kelly as well as wreaths were laid at the site.
00:39Representing Liverpool, Kenny Dalgleish and Ian Rush placed floral tributes as well accompanied by club officials including Billy Hogan.
00:51Everton figures such as Graham Sharp alongside ambassadors Ian Snowden and Graham Stewart also paid their respects as well.
01:01Civic representation came from Steve Rotherham who recognised for his role in the Hillsborough Independent Panel.
01:11Despite a long standing rivalry between these two historic clubs the occasion highlighted the unity that exists in time of
01:20remembrance with both sides coming together to support the families and honour those affected by the tragic event.
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