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Liverpool FC Stadium Tour with Audio Guide

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Uncover the secrets of Anfield Stadium, home to Liverpool FC on a comprehensive tour.
• Unique to this experience is exclusive access to areas like the Press Conference Room and Managerial Dugout, not found on similar tours.
• Prepare for match day in the Home Team Dressing Room, and channel the energy of Liverpool’s football legends under the ‘This is Anfield’ sign.
• Your ticket includes a visit to ‘The LFC Story’ museum, a trove of historic exhibits including the Gerrard and Carragher collections.
• Entry to the Liverpool FC Stadium
• Audio guide in German, Arabic, Norwegian, Thai, Japanese, English, Italian, French & Spanish, Indonesian, Chinese, Mandarin & British Sign Language
• Souvenir LFC earphones
• Access to The LFC Story (Museum)
• Tip: Don’t forget to check out the museum’s new Boom Room exhibition which tells the epic story of Jürgen Klopp’s team which led them to their first league win in 30 years.
• The dressing rooms cannot be accessed on the day before a home match.
• Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility.
• The following are not allowed on this tour: pets, luggage, smoking.

Anfield Abseil Tickets with Entry to the LFC Story Museum

• This ticket is your gateway to an unforgettable Anfield experience, starting with a heart-stopping 100ft abseil down the stadium's Main Stand.
• Don't miss out on the free entrance to The Liverpool FC Story Museum, an interactive museum that narrates the 120-year history of the club.
• As you descend past the club's massive official crest, remember - only a select few get to see Anfield and the city of Liverpool from this unique perspective!
• Get to take home a souvenir wristband, a wonderful memento of your daring adventure.
• Ticket for The Anfield Abseil
• Safety equipment included
• Access to the Liverpool FC Story Museum
• Tip: Abseiling can be a physical workout, so make sure you're well-hydrated before your adventure.
• If your abseil has been postponed due to bad weather, it will be rescheduled to the next available date that is suitable for you.
• Long hair must be tied back.
• You can wear your glasses and/or hearing aids as long as they are not loose fitting and liable to fall off.
• This experience is restricted for guests aged 10 and below, as well as for pregnant women.
• Guests under 18 will require parental consent completed via an online waiver and adult supervision.
• There is a weight limit of 21 stone / 130kg and you must be able to fit in the harnesses.
• The guests must be over 1.2 metres in height, and must not be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Dress code: Open-toe shoes, flip flops, sandals, or high heels and loose clothes are not permitted, jewellery and scarves must be removed.
• Note: Prior to your visit, a waiver form must be completed for each participant in your booking. All members must sign the form before taking part in the abseil experience. For participants under 18 years, please ensure a parent/guardian/supervising adult completes the waiver form on your behalf.

Liverpool Football Club Legends Q&A Tour

• Football fans, get ready to meet and have an up-close conversation with your favorite legend from Liverpool FC during this 60-minute Q&A session.
• Interact with former iconic players from Liverpool like Phil Neal, and Alan Kennedy, and explore the stadium during this 3-hour tour.
• Visit the Liverpool FC Story, Liverpool's interactive museum, and check out the exhibitions like the Jamie Carragher collection.
• Apart from the museum, you also get access to the stadium and an audio guide providing interesting anecdotes about the players.
• 3-hour tour of Liverpool Stadium
• Legends Q&A session
• Knowledgeable tour guides
• Stadium tour
• Audio guide
• Access to The LFC Story Museum
• Access to the pitch
• Tip: Check out the exhibition celebrating the Club's epic achievements in the 19/20 season.
• Oversized luggage and pets are not permitted inside.
• This experience is not suitable for infants.
• Children must be accompanied by a full-paying adult.
• The session will include one of the following legends: Phil Neal, David Fairclough, Alan Kennedy, John Aldridge, Ian Callaghan, Jimmy Case, Phil Thompson, Jan Molby, Terry McDermott or Steve McMahon.

Liverpool 1 or 2-Day Pass

• Get access to 4 iconic Liverpool attractions, a City Explorer hop-on hop-off bus pass plus a 50-minute River Mersey cruise with this money-saving pass.
• Use your passes for a 1-day or 2-day period to visit any attraction of your choice such as the Liverpool FC Museum to learn about the historic club.
• Enter the British Music Experience and have a glimpse of traditional costumes used by famous artists such as Dusty Springfield, Freddie Mercury, and more.
• Visit Strawberry Field, the same place that inspired the Beatles to record their famous song ‘Strawberry Field Forever’.
• Take a deep dive into Beatle's history with a visit to 'The Beatle's Story, containing recreations of The Casbah Coffee Club and The Cavern Club.
• Listen to entertaining audio commentary as you cruise along the River Mersey and hear fascinating tales of smuggling, music, and war.
• 1 or 2-day Liverpool pass
• 24-hr hop-on-hop-off bus pass
• Admission to:
• 50-min River Explorer cruise
• Guided tours
• Tip: Don’t forget to take a coffee break at the Beatles-themed Fab4 Café, evoking the spirit of 1960, in 'The Beatles Story', and shop for souvenirs in the Fab4 Store.
• Please note that there are no cruises on these days: Dec 24, 25 & 26, and 31 and Jan 1, 2024.
• Armed with this pass, users can only scan/enter once at each attraction/activity.
• Click here for more details on the list of attractions included in your pass.
• These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

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Anfield Stadium | Liverpool FC’s home since 1892

Visit Anfield Stadium, the iconic home of Liverpool Football Club. Learn all about the triumphs, from 19 league titles to 6 UEFA Champions League trophies. Feel the electric atmosphere of the Kop stand, where 12,000 fansunite. Explore exclusive areas like the players' tunnel and dressing rooms. Don't miss the iconic "This Is Anfield" sign, steeped in tradition and superstition. With immersive experiences year-round, Anfield promises visitors an unforgettable glimpse into footballing history and the enduring legacy of Liverpool FC.

Things to know before booking your tickets to the Liverpool Anfield Stadium Tour

• Check Ticket options, including standard tours that cover the stadium's history, trophy room, and player tunnel, as well as special tours that may include access to restricted areas or meet-and-greet opportunities.
• Be aware of any booking restrictions, such as age requirements or group size limitations. 
• Be mindful of the duration of the tour and plan your day accordingly. Standard tours typically last around 60 minutes, while special tours are longer.
• Plan your travel to Anfield Stadium in advance, considering factors like transportation options, parking availability, and potential traffic congestion. You can consider taking advantage of the hop on hop off combo ticket.

Why visit the Liverpool Anfield Stadium?

• Historical Significance: Explore the rich history of Anfield Stadium, the iconic home of Liverpool FC since 1892.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to areas such as the players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and the revered "This Is Anfield" sign.
• Interactive Exhibits : Immerse yourself in the club's history with interactive exhibits and memorabilia, including jerseys worn by footballing legends.
• Legendary Players: Learn about the iconic players who have graced the Anfield pitch, from Kenny Dalglish to Steven Gerrard, and their lasting impact on the club's illustrious history.
• Family-Friendly Environment: Anfield Stadium offers a family-friendly environment, with activities and experiences suitable for fans of all ages, making it the perfect destination for a day out with loved ones.

Which Liverpool Anfield Stadium tour is best for you?

If you’re visiting with family

Go for: Liverpool FC Stadium Tour  Duration : 1 hr. 30 min. Guide: Audioguide

• The comprehensive nature of the tour, combined with access to 'The LFC Story' museum, offers something for visitors of all ages to enjoy.
•  The tour provides a unique opportunity for families to learn about the history and legacy of Liverpool FC in a fun and interactive way. Children will love receiving souvenir LFC earphones.
• Exploring the stadium together provides a unique bonding experience for families, creating lasting memories for both children and adults alike.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool FC Stadium Tour with Audio Guide

If you’re a die hard football fan

Go for: Q&A Tour Duration: 3 hr. Guide: Audioguide

• Die-hard fans will relish the chance to meet and have conversations with iconic former players like Phil Neal and Alan Kennedy.
• The tour includes access to The Liverpool FC Story museum, where fans can immerse themselves in the club's history and heritage, including exhibitions like the Jamie Carragher collection
•  Souvenir LFC earphones serve as a tangible memento of the experience, allowing fans to cherish their memories of the tour.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool Football Club Legends Q&A

If you’re a sightseeing enthusiast

Go for: Liverpool Day Pass Duration: Flexible Duration

• With access to four Liverpool attractions, sightseeing enthusiasts can experience a diverse range of historical highlights.
• The pass allows visitors to use their passes for either a 1-day or 2-day period, providing flexibility to explore the city at their own pace. 
• The pass includes a 24-hour hop-on-hop-off bus pass and a 50-minute River Mersey cruise.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool 1 or 2-Day Pass

Liverpool Anfield Stadium tour highlights

The Kop Stand

 The Kop is one of the most famous stands in football, known for its passionate and vocal supporters. Visitors can feel the atmosphere and learn about the history of the stand. From here, visitors can also see the pitch and the impressive view of the stadium.

The Home Team's Dressing Room

The Home Team's Dressing Room is where Liverpool FC players prepare themselves for matches. Visitors will get to see the layout of the dressing room, including where the players' shirts hang and the pre-match tactics board. It's a chance to learn about the routines and rituals of Liverpool's players.

Player's Tunnel

Walk through the same tunnel that Liverpool's legendary players have passed through before taking to the pitch. Walking through the Player's Tunnel is a highlight of the tour. You can imagine walking out onto the pitch like your favorite Liverpool FC players, experiencing the tunnel's history and its role in building the matchday atmosphere.

Affectionately known as The Liverpool FC Story, the museum lets you delve into the club's illustrious past through interactive exhibits and a remarkable collection of memorabilia, including the iconic European Cup, proudly displayed as a testament to the club's six-time triumph. Discover the legends who have graced the club's history and relive unforgettable moments that have shaped its legacy.

Shankly Gates

Pay homage to the legendary Bill Shankly with a visit to the Shankly Gates, an iconic feature at Anfield. Named in honor of the revered Liverpool FC manager, these gates bear witness to the club's enduring spirit and the mantra that has inspired generations of fans: "You'll Never Walk Alone." Learn about Shankly's profound influence on the club and its community as you stand in the presence of this beloved symbol of Liverpool FC's identity.

Step onto hallowed ground as you witness Anfield's legendary pitch, steeped in football history. Experience the thrill of standing on the same turf where Liverpool FC's greatest players have showcased their talents and made history. Learn about the meticulous care and maintenance required to uphold the pitch's pristine condition, ensuring it remains a stage for sporting excellence and unforgettable moments.

Plan your visit to the Liverpool Anfield Stadium

The Liverpool Anfield Stadium tours are available 7 days a week, from 10 AM until 3 PM, depending on fixtures.

Monday to Saturday: 10 AM - 4 PM (last admission is at 3 PM)

Sundays and other holidays: 110 AM - 3 PM (last admission is at 2 PM)

Closed: Match days and selected event days.

Best Time to Visit: The best time to go on a Anfield Stadium Tour is during the off-season, from May to August when the stadium is less busy and more accessible for visitors.

Address: Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, United Kingdom 

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• By Bus: You can take bus number 26 from Liverpool ONE bus station, 17 from Queen Square Bus Station or the 917 from Commutation Row directly to the ground. 
• By Train : Lime Street Railway Station is the closest station, situated two miles away from Anfield, the station offers convenient access to the stadium via buses and taxis readily available nearby.
• Parking: Visitors are recommended to use public transport as there is no general paid parking available at Stanley Car Park or Utting Avenue.

• Food and Beverage Offerings: Anfield has an array of culinary options to satisfy every fan's cravings.
• Toilets: Toilets are conveniently located on all concourses and hospitality areas, Anfield provides well-maintained restroom facilities to ensure visitor comfort throughout the stadium.
• Multi-Faith Prayer Room: A dedicated space for prayer and reflection accessible from 97 Avenue.
• Fanzone: Paisley Square offers live entertainment, food stalls, and family-friendly activities to enhance the matchday experience for fans of all ages.
• Sustainability Initiatives: Waste points with clear signage to encourage waste reduction, reuse, and recycling among supporters.

• Bring Cashless Payment: Anfield Stadium operates as a cashless venue, so make sure you have contactless payment methods available.
• Respect Residential Parking : Anfield is located in a residential area with limited parking. 
• Visit 'The Liverpool FC Story' Museum: Spend some time exploring the museum to delve into the rich history and achievements of Liverpool FC. Check out the impressive trophy collection and interactive exhibits.
• Explore Surrounding Areas: Explore the surrounding areas of Anfield, such as Stanley Park and the nearby streets lined with vibrant murals and street art celebrating Liverpool FC's history and culture.
• Follow Social Media Channels : Stay updated on the latest news related to Anfield Stadium by following the stadium's official social media channels. This can also be a great way to connect with fellow fans and share your experiences.

At Liverpool's Anfield Stadium, fans can indulge in a delectable array of food and drink options. Here's a rundown of the mouthwatering offerings available at the different stands:

• Draught Bars: Choose from a selection of refreshing draught lagers, ciders, spirits, soft drinks, and hot beverages to quench your thirst.
• Pies: Dive into a football tradition with savory pies, including Steak, Cheese and Onion, Meat and Potato.
• Pizza, Fries, and Nachos: Indulge your cravings with rustic pizzas (Main Stand only), fries or chips, and salted tortilla triangles topped with cheese, salsa, and soured cream.
• Confectionary: Treat yourself to a sweet pick-me-up from the extensive array of confectionery available at the kiosks, perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth during the match.

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• Merseyside Maritime Museum: Located at the Royal Albert Dock, this museum offers exhibitions on Liverpool's maritime history, including its role in the Titanic.
• Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral: Marvel at the architecture of Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral, situated less than 3 miles from Anfield Stadium. Visitors can admire the modernist design and panoramic views of the city from the cathedral's tower.
• The Beatles Story: Located at the Royal Albert Dock, less than 3 miles from Anfield Stadium. Discover the band's journey from their early days in Liverpool to global superstardom through immersive exhibitions and interactive displays.
• Liverpool Central Library: Located in the heart of the city center, approximately 2 miles from Anfield Stadium. Explore its vast collection of books, archives, and exhibitions, or simply relax in its tranquil surroundings.

Frequently asked questions about Liverpool Anfield Stadium tours

It is the iconic football ground where Liverpool FC has played its home matches since 1892

The Anfield Liverpool stadium tour typically lasts around 90 minutes.

No, the Liverpool FC Stadium tour is open to visitors of all ages.

Yes, the stadium and museum are accessible, with lifts and ramps available for those with mobility issues. Audio guides are also available for visitors with visual impairments.

There is no specific dress code, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather.

Yes, photography is permitted during the tour, except in certain restricted areas such as the home team's dressing room. 

 During the tour, visitors have access to exclusive areas of Anfield Stadium, including the home team's dressing room, the press conference room, the players' tunnel, the pitchside area, and the Kop stand.

Anfield Stadium is located in Liverpool, England, specifically in the Anfield area, approximately 2 miles northeast of Liverpool city center.

 Limited parking is available at Anfield Stadium on match days, but it is recommended to use public transportation or alternative parking options due to high demand and restrictions in the surrounding residential area.

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For football fans, a visit to Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium is a dream come true. This historic stadium, located in the heart of Liverpool, is home to one of the world’s most famous football clubs – Liverpool FC. The club’s passionate fans and rich history have made it a must-see destination for anyone who loves the sport.

The Liverpool FC Stadium Tour takes visitors on a journey through the club’s illustrious history. You’ll walk through the iconic tunnel, stand in the dressing room where legends like Steven Gerrard and Kenny Dalglish prepared for games, and even touch the famous “This Is Anfield” sign before walking out onto the pitch.

The tour provides visitors with an opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the club’s most cherished trophies, including the European Cup and the Premier League trophy. Fans can relive some of Liverpool FC’s most unforgettable moments through interactive exhibits and displays that tell the story of the club’s rise to the top.

One of the highlights of the tour is the chance to visit the Kop, Liverpool FC’s iconic stand, which has become synonymous with the club’s fans and their unwavering support. Visitors can take in the views from the top of the stand, imagining the roar of the crowd on match day.

The tour is led by knowledgeable guides who are passionate about the club and its history. They provide visitors with fascinating insights into the club’s past, present and future, making the tour an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.

For those looking to take their visit to Anfield to the next level, there are also VIP options available. These exclusive tours offer a behind-the-scenes look at the stadium and even include a chance to meet Liverpool FC legends.

Visiting the Liverpool FC Stadium is a must-do for any football fan. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or just discovering the magic of the beautiful game, the stadium tour is an experience you won’t forget. Come and see for yourself why Liverpool FC is one of the most successful and beloved clubs in the world.

The Kop : Experience the electric atmosphere of The Kop, the most famous stand in English football, known for its incredible acoustics and passionate supporters.

Liverpool FC Dressing Rooms : Get a behind-the-scenes look at where the players prepare for their matches. From this unique vantage point, you can feel the anticipation and excitement before the game.

Player’s Tunnel and Dugout : Walk in the footsteps of Liverpool’s greatest players and feel the tension rise as you approach the pitch via the Player’s Tunnel. From the Dugout, you’ll see the impressive view of the pitch just as the team’s manager does.

Press Room : Sit where Jurgen Klopp and players talk to the world’s media in the Press Room.

Memorial to the 96 : Pay your respects at the Hillsborough memorial where the eternal flame burns brightly in memory of the 96 fans who tragically lost their lives in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.

Trophy Exhibition : Visit the Trophy Exhibition space and relish in the glory of Liverpool FC’s silverware, including the Premier League, Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup trophies and many more.

The Anfield Beat : Before you leave, stop by The Anfield Beat, a new, immersive experience located in the Main Stand. Here, you can enjoy epic footage of Liverpool FC’s past and present, narrated by lifelong Liverpool fan, Paul McGann.

The Liverpool FC Story (Museum) : Learn about the history of the club, its players, managers, key matches, and seasons. The museum is full of exhibits and interactive displays to keep visitors of all ages engaged.

Anfield Forever Stones : Wander among the Anfield Forever Stones located in the landscaped area along 96 Avenue. These stones bear the engraved personal messages and memories of Liverpool FC fans from around the world.

Anfield Road : Don’t forget to take a stroll down Anfield Road, the street for which one of the stands is named, and a part of Liverpool FC’s rich history.

How can I purchase tickets for a stadium tour?

Tickets for the stadium tour can be purchased online or directly from the ticket office at the stadium.

Check availability and book tickets here for the Liverpool stadium tour.

How long does the stadium tour typically take?

The stadium tour typically takes around 90 minutes, but it’s recommended to allow additional time to explore the Liverpool FC Story museum and any temporary exhibitions.

Is there parking available on-site?

Limited parking is available at the stadium on non-match days. It is recommended to use public transportation on match days due to increased traffic and parking restrictions.

Is the stadium wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Liverpool FC Stadium is fully wheelchair accessible, and there are dedicated seating areas for wheelchair users.

Are there any age restrictions for children visiting the Liverpool FC Stadium?

There are no age restrictions for children visiting the stadium, but children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

What other attractions are nearby?

Nearby attractions to the Liverpool FC Stadium, also known as Anfield, include:

The Beatles Story : This award-winning attraction takes visitors on an atmospheric journey into the life, times, culture, and music of The Beatles.

Merseyside Maritime Museum : Situated in the Albert Dock, it contains a variety of objects associated with the social and commercial history of the port of Liverpool.

Albert Dock : A complex of dock buildings and warehouses, it’s a significant part of Liverpool’s historic waterfront and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Liverpool Cathedral : One of the largest cathedrals in the world, it’s a magnificent structure with beautiful views over the city from the tower.

Tate Liverpool : Located at the Albert Dock, it’s one of the largest galleries of modern and contemporary art in the UK outside London.

Museum of Liverpool : A wonderful museum telling the story of Liverpool and its people, and reflecting the city’s global significance.

Walker Art Gallery : It houses one of the largest art collections in England outside London, with works spanning from the Renaissance to the present day.

Sefton Park : A beautiful and historic park, it’s perfect for a relaxing walk, picnic, or to enjoy the stunning Palm House.

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The duration of a guided LFC Stadium Tour is approximately 75 minutes.

During busy periods, including around match days and during school and public holidays, we operate a self-guided tour where you can experience the tour and go around the route at your own pace.

All LFC Stadium Tour tickets include access to our museum. For this, we would recommend around 30 minutes.

Please note: Last entry into the museum is 16:30PM and closes at 17:00PM.

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Liverpool FC is delighted to confirm the next exciting milestone in the ongoing growth of its women’s first team, with an agreement reached for a groundbreaking new home stadium from next season.

LFC Women will play their home games at the St Helens Stadium in Merseyside from the start of 2024-25. The club’s ambition is to also play a number of fixtures at Anfield.

The new home is a huge positive step forward in the progress of the women’s side, with a brand-new, high-performance Premier League-standard pitch being laid, enhanced and exclusive-use player facilities, and an improved matchday experience for supporters.

The stadium will continue to be home and property of St. Helens R.F.C., with its men’s and women’s rugby league teams also benefiting from the pitch upgrade. With the rugby league season running from February through to September, LFC Women will have sole occupancy of the stadium for almost half of the season.

The team will also enjoy having their own bespoke dressing room for the first time, and the red stadium will be revamped for home games to make it look and feel part of the LFC family, including the addition of the club crest and other significant branding.

St Helens Stadium was chosen as part of a wider review of stadium options with the Prenton Park agreement coming to an end this season. The decision was made in consultation with players, staff, fans via the club’s Supporters Board, and fan surveys. LFC Women will play their last home game at Prenton Park against Manchester United this Sunday (May 5).

The new 10-year lease at St Helens demonstrates the club’s long-term commitment to its women’s team and the club’s ongoing desire to provide the players and staff with the best facilities possible, fulfilling the ambitions for LFC Women and supporting its continued growth.

The club was keen to ensure the facilities provided for the women’s team on a matchday are the best possible for the players and also to provide a great experience for its growing supporter base.

This move enables the club to deliver an improved matchday experience, not only around the ground but inside with the covered concourses, so fans can expect to see an enhanced offering – from music, face painting, food and drinks through to kids’ kickabouts and lots more. There will also be an enhanced food and drinks offering for fans, as well as an opportunity to improve the retail provision for match-goers.

The move to St Helens Stadium follows the significant investment in the acquisition and redevelopment of the AXA Melwood Training Centre, making it one of the best women’s training facilities in the Barclays Women’s Super League. There is also continued investment in the squad, backroom and wider infrastructure of the women’s first team and Pro Game Academy.

Susan Black, LFC’s director of communications and Liverpool FC Women executive director, said: “This is another step forward for our women’s first team and we’re so excited to relocate to a new long-term home.

“Our players and incredible supporters were at the forefront of our decision-making process. We are confident St Helens will be a great matchday home and will look and feel part of the Liverpool family.

“We would like to place on record our great thanks to Mark Palios and the wider team at Tranmere Rovers for their great support over six seasons at Prenton Park on a matchday and of course at The Campus.

“As founding members of the Women’s Super League, we want to continue the work we’ve put in place and continue to progress in the league both on and off the pitch.

“Our next chapter for our women’s first team is about building solid foundation stones and today’s matchday venue announcement is another positive step forward on our journey.”

LFC Women manager Matt Beard said: “This is the exciting next chapter on our journey, and I’m absolutely delighted with this investment from the club.

“At the heart of this move are the two most important groups at the club: the players and the fans. The players will have a wonderful new pitch and facilities to enjoy, while the matchday experience for the supporters will be so much improved.

“We’ve built up a loyal following at Prenton Park and we look forward to welcoming them to St Helens along with hopefully opening up the women’s game to many new supporters as well.”

Eamonn McManus, chairman of St. Helens R.F.C., welcomed LFC Women to their home ground, stating: “We are delighted to welcome LFC Women and their supporters to our stadium for their home games starting next season.

“The arrangement will provide St. Helens R.F.C. with a new state-of-the-art pitch, as well as additional income streams for our club.

“Liverpool FC is a world-renowned football club and sporting institution, and LFC Women are a leading participant in the rapidly growing Women’s Super League. It is high-profile recognition that our stadium and its facilities meet the ever-increasing requirements of this prestigious competition.”

David Hutchinson, general manager of St. Helens R.F.C., said: “We are very proud to have secured this partnership with Liverpool FC Women at a time when women’s sport is at a pivotal stage in its growth and development.

“This comes at a time when participation, media exposure and commercial awareness for women’s football and rugby are at an all-time high. Hosting Liverpool FC Women will increase visitors to the stadium and offer up fantastic crossover opportunities for both our sports.

“We are very excited to get things under way and thank everyone involved for their hard work in achieving this.”

All season ticket holders have been informed of the new venue and will be contacted in the coming weeks about renewing for next season. For new enquiries on season tickets for 2024-25, please register your interest here .

LFC Foundation will also be expanding its reach and will look to launch projects specifically for the St Helens area to support girls in sport with more funding for community projects.

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The club have announced today a new agreement situating the Liverpool FC Women’s matches for 2024/25 at St Helens Stadium in St Helens, Merseyside, with plans for a number of matches to take place at Anfield. The 10-year lease suggests a level of permanence lacking in recent years in terms of the club’s commitment to its women’s side.

St Helens Stadium is home to Rugby League side St Helens R.F.C., and is known for sponsorship reasons in Rugby League as the Totally Wicked Stadium. The stadium capacity is upwards of 18,000.

The ground is further from the city center — about double the travel time on public transportation or for drivers — than Prenton Park, though no detail on supporter transportation for matchdays has been released at present, though interest in a direct coach has already been raised in supporter forums.

The key element of this move is pitch quality: a high-performance Premier League-standard pitch is being laid at St Helens, which will be an upgrade on the pitch at Prenton Park, which occasionally saw matches affected by waterlogged conditions.

Further, the limited Rugby League calendar (men’s and women’s runs February to September) means that LFC Women will be sole occupants for a large portion of the WSL season.

The Reds will have a bespoke dressing room for the first time, an element of the matchday experience that has long been overlooked.

Matt Beard is excited about this step for his side, who recently completed the double over last year’s champions, Chelsea:

“This is the exciting next chapter on our journey, and I’m absolutely delighted with this investment from the club.

“At the heart of this move are the two most important groups at the club: the players and the fans. The players will have a wonderful new pitch and facilities to enjoy, while the matchday experience for the supporters will be so much improved.

“We’ve built up a loyal following at Prenton Park and we look forward to welcoming them to St Helens along with hopefully opening up the women’s game to many new supporters as well.”

St Helens Stadium will also feel more like home. Tranmere play in blue and white, which made LFC Women home games feel a bit like aways; in contrast, St Helens Stadium is red, and LFC-specific branding will be added to make the ground feel more familiar.

Fans will benefit from upgrades in the concourse experience as well — most notably in the coverage and added spaces for vending and enhanced offerings aimed specifically at younger fans.

Susan Black, LFC’s director of communications and Liverpool FC Women executive director, is enthusiastic about the move and what it means for the side:

“This is another step forward for our women’s first team and we’re so excited to relocate to a new long-term home.

“Our players and incredible supporters were at the forefront of our decision-making process. We are confident St Helens will be a great matchday home and will look and feel part of the Liverpool family.

“We would like to place on record our great thanks to Mark Palios and the wider team at Tranmere Rovers for their great support over six seasons at Prenton Park on a matchday and of course at The Campus.

“As founding members of the Women’s Super League, we want to continue the work we’ve put in place and continue to progress in the league both on and off the pitch.

“Our next chapter for our women’s first team is about building solid foundation stones and today’s matchday venue announcement is another positive step forward on our journey.”

For their part, St Helens R.F.C. view this agreement as mutually beneficial:

“The arrangement will provide St. Helens R.F.C. with a new state-of-the-art pitch, as well as additional income streams for our club.

“Liverpool FC is a world-renowned football club and sporting institution, and LFC Women are a leading participant in the rapidly growing Women’s Super League. It is high-profile recognition that our stadium and its facilities meet the ever-increasing requirements of this prestigious competition.”

David Hutchinson, general manager of St. Helens R.F.C., said: “We are very proud to have secured this partnership with Liverpool FC Women at a time when women’s sport is at a pivotal stage in its growth and development.

“This comes at a time when participation, media exposure and commercial awareness for women’s football and rugby are at an all-time high. Hosting Liverpool FC Women will increase visitors to the stadium and offer up fantastic crossover opportunities for both our sports.

“We are very excited to get things under way and thank everyone involved for their hard work in achieving this.”

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Jurgen Klopp, Mohamed Salah and a spat that sums up Liverpool’s damaging slump

Mohamed Salah emerged from the corridor leading out of the London Stadium deep in conversation with David Moyes.

As the West Ham United manager put a hand on his shoulder and they said their goodbyes, Salah was flanked by a member of Liverpool ’s security staff for the short walk to the team bus.

It took him past a group of reporters eager to get his thoughts on an unseemly touchline spat with his own manager, Jurgen Klopp, as he waited to be introduced off the bench with 11 minutes to go in Saturday’s 2-2 draw .

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Moments earlier, Klopp had sought to draw a line under it during his press conference. “We spoke about it in the dressing room, but it’s done for me. That’s it.” Asked whether the Egypt forward saw things that way, Klopp added: “It was my impression, yes.”

So, nothing to see here? All water under the bridge? Salah clearly did not get the memo.

It is standard practice for him to turn down interview requests — he has only stopped post-match to speak to the UK’s written press twice in nearly seven years as a Liverpool player — but this was not the usual smiling response of, “Not today, thank you”.

Not breaking stride, he said: “There’s going to be fire today if I speak.”

The words were uttered matter of factly.

“Fire?” The Athletic inquired.

“Of course,” he replied.

After his manager had sought to douse the flames, Salah poured petrol on them.

There did not need to be “fire”. He could have taken the opportunity to play down the altercation. Even better, he could have apologised publicly for the disrespect he had shown Klopp. He did neither.

After a wretched few weeks which have seen Liverpool’s title challenge disintegrate, it was another sad sight on Klopp’s farewell tour.

For context, Salah was added to the club’s leadership group last summer because he was regarded as such a role model for the youngsters in the squad. And what happened yesterday was not a brief moment of petulance. It spanned over a minute.

The flashpoint started with Salah, annoyed that he had remained on the bench for so long, seeming reluctant to shake Klopp’s hand as he prepared to come on. Words were exchanged before Klopp found fellow substitutes Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez more willing to embrace him.

As the incident continued, Klopp initially stepped away from it and focused his attention on the field, before walking back towards Salah and getting something else off his chest.

What followed was completely unacceptable as Salah, usually so mild-mannered, vented his spleen towards his manager, throwing his arms up and pointing in Klopp’s direction. It took Nunez, the most unlikely of peacemakers, to step in to calm his team-mate down.

A heated exchange between Mohamed Salah and Jürgen Klopp on the sidelines just before West Ham’s equaliser 😳 📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK pic.twitter.com/HuOJwvePWE — Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) April 27, 2024

Just to complete a bleak few minutes, Michail Antonio nodded West Ham level before the triple substitution could be made.

At the final whistle, Salah was the first Liverpool player to leave the pitch, briefly aiming some applause towards the away end, before ruffling his hair and disappearing down the tunnel. This was the day when the frustration that has been gradually building inside him erupted.

Salah’s durability has been as remarkable as his goal-scoring feats since arriving at Anfield from Roma in the summer of 2017. He missed just 10 league matches across his first six seasons at Liverpool.

This season, he has missed much more game-time than usual. Damaging a hamstring at the Africa Cup of Nations on January 18 kept him out until the trip to Brentford a month later. Then he immediately broke down again and spent another three weeks on the sidelines and was not available for the Carabao Cup final win on February 25.

Since returning to action in early March, he has scored just five goals in 13 appearances, and two of those were penalties. During that damaging period, Liverpool have been knocked out of the FA Cup and the Europa League , and have now dropped out of the title race.

In three of the past six matches, Salah has been named on the bench. You only have to look at how he has reacted to being substituted in games to appreciate how much not making the starting XI hurts.

But the harsh reality is that he can have no complaints about being overlooked of late.

He has not pressed like he should out of possession, his touch has repeatedly let him down and, in the final third, he has been wasteful. He has looked like a player lacking rhythm and confidence.

Sorting out Salah’s future is one of the most pressing items in prospective new head coach Arne Slot’s in-tray as he prepares to take over from Klopp this summer.

It is a genuine dilemma. We are talking about one of the greatest players in the club’s history; a forward who is fifth on Liverpool’s all-time list of scorers with 210 goals in 346 matches and is still their top scorer this season with 24 goals in all competitions. He became the first Liverpool player to score more than 20 goals in all competitions in seven successive seasons.

It would be premature to describe his slump as proof that he is a declining force but, as he both turns 32 and enters the final year of his deal this off-season, it would be a sizeable gamble to offer another lucrative extension to someone earning over £350,000 ($437,145) per week.

Last August, Liverpool turned down an offer of £100million, potentially rising to £150m with add-ons, for Salah from Saudi Pro League outfit Al Ittihad, largely because they did not have enough time to find a suitable replacement. If a similar offer is forthcoming much earlier in this summer’s window, they would surely be tempted to cash in, given their self-sustaining business model.

Salah's big-money move feels inevitable - but Saudi-Egyptian relations are complicated

Much will depend on Salah himself.

Is he ready to wave goodbye to elite football in Europe and head for Saudi? There is a school of thought that he would rather sit tight for the final year of his contract and then depart as a free agent in 2025, when he could command a huge signing-on fee.

Maybe a proper break in the months ahead and then a new start, seemingly under Slot, will get him firing again.

But Salah needs to reflect on what happened at the London Stadium yesterday, because he let himself down. If he had something to get off his chest, it should have happened behind closed doors.

Klopp has elevated Salah into a global icon at Anfield — his departing manager deserved better than this.

How Arne Slot plays football - and can it work at Liverpool?

Liverpool’s remaining fixtures: Tottenham (h) May 5; Aston Villa (a) May 13; Wolves (h) May 19.

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Liverpool pre-season 2024/25: Fixtures and schedule

• Liverpool face a pre-season without Jurgen Klopp for the first time since 2015/16
• The Reds are expected to be busy in the summer transfer market
• Plenty of the club's stars will be in international action over the summer period

By Ewan Ross-Murray | Apr 28, 2024

Liverpool will have their first pre-season without Jurgen Klopp for nine years when they prepare themselves for the 2024/25 campaign.

The 56-year-old's underwhelming final season at Anfield is coming to a close and Liverpool are yet to announce a replacement for the iconic German. However, all signs currently point to Feyenoord's Arne Slot , who will hope to lead the Reds into a new successful era.

With change comes both nerves and excitement and Liverpool supporters will be eager to see how this summer's transfer window and pre-season plans impact the club ahead of next season.

Here is what we know about Liverpool 's pre-season plans so far.

Where are Liverpool going for 2024/25 pre-season?

We will return to the USA this summer for a pre-season tour, facing off against Arsenal and Manchester United 🙌 — Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 23, 2024

Liverpool will travel to the United States this summer under new management, returning to North America for the first time since 2019. The Reds are likely to travel across the country and already have three matches lined up against some familiar opponents.

Speaking about their US tour, the club's commercial director Ben Latty stated: "We are proud to announce our highly anticipated return to the USA providing a great environment for the squad to prepare for the season ahead.

"Pre-season tours always present exceptional opportunities for our supporters, the team and our official partners to engage in memorable experiences within a key focus market for the club."

Liverpool usually begin their pre-season campaign with clashes against lower league English sides such as Tranmere Rovers, although they travelled to Germany instead last season. However, it remains to be seen if the Reds will play some friendlies on home soil before jetting off to the United States.

Liverpool pre-season 2023/24 confirmed schedule

Liverpool are likely to announce more dates of friendly fixtures as the end of the season draws to a close, but as things stand they are kicking off their pre-season journey with a match against Real Betis in Pittsburgh on 27 July.

The Reds then face two of their fiercest Premier League foes, starting with a clash against Arsenal on 1 August and followed by a battle with rivals Manchester United three days later. All kick-off times are in the early hours of the morning in the United Kingdom.

How to watch Liverpool's 2024/25 pre-season

While the club have not officially announced how supporters can access pre-season clashes just yet, Liverpool's friendlies are normally shown on LFCTV .

Viewers will need a valid subscription and are often able to find one-month free trials during pre-season. However, this is subject to change.

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