Jack Grealish made a significant impact on his debut for Everton, helping the team secure a 2-0 victory against Brighton in their first Premier League match at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium. The game marked a historic moment as Everton left behind their previous home of Goodison Park after 133 years. Grealish, who joined the club on loan from Manchester City, was eager to showcase his talent and quickly became a fan favorite, bringing excitement and creativity to the pitch.

The match started with an electric atmosphere, as thousands of supporters gathered to witness this new chapter for the club amidst pre-match pyrotechnics. Grealish, who has experienced limited playing time at City, was determined to prove his worth and did not disappoint. He provided both assists for Everton's goals, demonstrating his ability to take on defenders and create scoring opportunities. His first assist came when he weaved into the Brighton penalty area and delivered a precise cross for Iliman Ndiaye to finish. Grealish's second assist was a straightforward pass to James Garner, who scored from distance.

Grealish's performance was not just about assists; he also contributed defensively, leading the team in tackles and ball recoveries. His willingness to engage in defensive duties showcased his commitment to the team, and he left the pitch to a standing ovation from the crowd. Post-match, Grealish expressed his joy, stating that playing in front of the Everton fans felt liberating and that he aimed to continue contributing positively to the club.

Everton’s manager, David Moyes, praised Grealish and the team's performance, noting the importance of adding quality to the squad. The win provided a much-needed boost after their opening defeat to Leeds and set the tone for what they hope will be a successful season in their new home. The excitement surrounding Grealish’s arrival and the team's promising start at Hill Dickinson Stadium signals a renewed sense of optimism for Everton's supporters.