St. Domingo's becomes Everton Football Club.

A chapel congregation in Liverpool gave their football club one name in 1878, then thought better of it a year later.
Founded as St. Domingo FC in 1878 by the congregation of St. Domingo Methodist New Connexion Chapel in the Everton district of Liverpool, the club adopted the name Everton in November 1879. Just four years later, Burnley FC was formally established in 1882, having evolved from Burnley Rovers. Both clubs would become founding members of the Football League, setting the stage for one of English football's longest-running fixtures.
















