Everton's FA Cup third-round match against Peterborough on Thursday is set to go ahead despite icy conditions on Merseyside.
Everton's clash with the League One side at Goodison Park had been in doubt following days of adverse weather conditions in the region, with a yellow weather warning for snow and ice still in place.
However, a meeting was held at 1 p.m. GMT (8 a.m. ET) on Thursday afternoon which determined the game can go ahead safely.
In a statement, an Everton spokesperson said: "A safety meeting was held this afternoon to assess the weather and travel conditions for fans attending the tie, which confirmed the game can go ahead.
"Everton Staff and a crew from Liverpool City Council's Streetscene Services team have been treating the roads and footpaths around the stadium since the morning to ensure they are as safe as possible for supporters accessing the stadium.
"Anyone attending Goodison Park is advised to prepare for the cold conditions, take care and to allow extra time that may be needed in travelling to the game, including being aware of any advice and weather warnings that may be in place in areas fans are travelling from."
