- Anfield - Wikipedia
Anfield is a football stadium in the area of Anfield, Liverpool, England, which has been the home of Liverpool F C since its formation in 1892 The stadium has a seating capacity of 61,276, making it the fifth-largest football stadium in England [2]
- Liverpool FC — Anfield
Welcome to Anfield Stadium, the celebrated home of Liverpool Football Club! We want your visit to Anfield to be as seamless and enjoyable as possible, so we’ve pulled together a handy hub of information to help master your match-day experience
- Anfield Stadium - Latest news and Liverpool FC updates
Under FSG, Liverpool's stadium has been expanded twice The new Main Stand was completed in 2016 and added around 7,000 seats, while the Anfield Road End, completed in 2024, took the capacity up by a similar amount to a total of around 61,000 seats
- Anfield Liverpool, Info Map | Premier League
View a location map of Liverpool's Anfield, along with a journey planner and further stadium information, on the official website of the Premier League
- Anfield Stadium: History, Tours Facts | Liverpool FC
Anfield, home of Liverpool Football Club, isn’t just a stadium—it’s a place where history, passion, and unforgettable moments come to life Its field has seen it all, from breathtaking goals to legendary comebacks
- Anfield Stadium (Everything To Know Before A Visit)
When you arrive at Anfield Stadium, you’ll have a variety of activities to make your visit worthwhile Start with a guided stadium tour that delves deep into the heart of Liverpool FC
- Anfield’s fear factor has gone. Liverpool and Arne Slot desperately . . .
Last season, Anfield was a fortress Arne Slot’s side won 14, drew two, and lost only once in their 17 league games on home turf en route to clinching the Premier League title Visitors were
- Anfield loses its fear factor for Liverpool as Leeds stun . . . - ESPN
Anfield loses its fear factor for Liverpool Anfield, the name alone usually sends a shiver through the spine of teams standing in the tunnel at the famous ground For Sunderland however, and
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