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Evertons board instructed not to attend Premier League game vs. Southampton due to security threat

Everton are battling relegation from the Premier League.

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Evertons board of directors have been advised not to attend their Premier League home game againstSouthamptonon Saturday because of a real and credible threat to their safety and security, the club said.

Everton said that chairman Bill Kenwright, CEO Denise Barrett-Baxendale, chief finance & strategy officer Grant Ingles and non-executive director Graeme Sharp have reluctantly accepted the outcome of the safety assessment carried out by security advisers.

Following a thorough risk assessment, and in response to tangible threats received by the club and intelligence we have gathered, the clubs board members have been told they must not attend todays fixture, a security and safety adviser said.

Everton said it was an unprecedented decision for the club. ... Never before has our entire board of directors been ordered not to attend a match on safety grounds. It is a profoundly sad day for Everton and Evertonians, the club added.