Defender Stenevik said: “It is nice to meet new people that you wouldn’t usually interact with, it was fun.
“We found it most fun to give out the Everton Santa Claus hats. Many of them were Evertonians so that was really nice to see.
“The ones that support Liverpool, we tried to make them support Everton instead!”
Ms Jones added: “It really was a highlight for our families.
“All the babies, children and young adults attending had a gorgeous time colouring tree decorations and decorating gingerbread.
“Christmas time can be incredibly tough for many of our families, but moments like this visit create memories that lift everyone’s spirits.”
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