Football Ground Map
Football Ground Map
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As with most large modern stadia, Anfield has an abundance of facilities that can be used on non-match days. Ground tours are incredibly popular and provide a great source of revenue for the club. Likewise, Anfield's large function rooms can play to weddings, christenings, parties and even eSports. This relatively new sport sees players from opposing teams facing each other on video game consoles, usually on game such as FIFA, and can even wager through esports betting sites. Some of the biggest events can gather ~200,000 attendees.
| Current home to | Liverpool England » Premier League (step 1) |
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| Former home of | Everton, Wales |
| Football visits | 80,236 (45.7% of our users have been here) |
| Other visits | 4,786 |
| Capacity | 54,074 |
| Address | Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TH, England |
| Record attendance | 61,905 Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers 2nd February 1952 |
| Modern record attendance | 44,983 Liverpool 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur 14th January 2006 |
| First game | Everton v Accrington FC 8th September 1888 |
Fixture data compiled from multiple sources, please check before travelling.
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These are the average ratings for Anfield as submitted by our registered users.
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By: alexcraiggroundhop, a Coventry City supporter
Football grounds visited: 226 (91/92)
YouTube channel: Alex Craig Groundhopping
Review written by trebor a Machynlleth supporter on 10th January 2022
Review written by oldcherry an AFC Bournemouth supporter on 21st October 2021
Review written by bhafan377 a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter on 5th May 2020
Review written by bha52 a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter on 14th April 2020
“Terrible for Away Fans - A Generous 2 Stars”
Review written by staffordfox a Leicester City supporter on 31st October 2019
Review written by argylekieran a Plymouth Argyle supporter on 16th March 2017
Review written by sunnyscunny a Scunthorpe United supporter on 1st February 2017
“Terrible ground, atmosphere and stewards”
Review written by tommyfletcher a Hull City supporter on 13th March 2014
Review written by huddersfield03 an Emley AFC supporter on 5th January 2014
“Irons didn't lose at anfield [didnt win either]”
Review written by irongav a West Ham United supporter on 24th April 2013
Review written by sheepshagger98 a Wrexham supporter on 30th May 2012
Review written by walkerboii a Queens Park Rangers supporter on 18th February 2012
Review written by ronaldinhollew a Swansea City supporter on 8th November 2011
Review written by goddard1981 a Sheffield United supporter on 27th August 2011
“Liverpool - little disapointed”
Review written by gavlar an Aston Villa supporter on 13th February 2011
“Where's your famous atmosphere?”
Review written by facebook-user-55935 a Chelsea supporter on 9th July 2010
“Great Stadium and Atmosphere”
Review written by facebook-user-68627 an Arsenal supporter on 2nd July 2010
Review written by pettitt1984 an Everton supporter on 26th April 2010
Review written by bladesmad1889 a Sheffield United supporter on 19th March 2010
“Flawed, but classic 'Old School' ground”
Review written by LLPaulJ a Cardiff City supporter on 9th February 2010
“Tidy ground... atmosphere diminishing”
Review written by chrisrabz a Bolton Wanderers supporter on 7th January 2010
“Nice ground, good atmosphere”
Review written by tfranky a Stoke City supporter on 9th November 2009
“Liverpool v Bolton FA Cup 1993ish”
Review written by facebook-user-27661 a Southampton supporter on 31st August 2009
“Not all it's cracked up to be”
Review written by facebook-user-89776 a Middlesbrough supporter on 23rd July 2009
Review written by roverchris a Blackburn Rovers supporter on 7th July 2009
Review written by facebook-user-64242 a Liverpool supporter on 9th May 2009
Review written by stuff10 a Sheffield United supporter on 20th April 2009
Review written by facebook-user-86743 a Fulham supporter on 7th April 2009
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Wednesday 29th April 2020
The Coronavirus outbreak has forced Liverpool to delay their plans to expand the Anfield Road stand.
The Premier League leaders have previously planned to start construction work as soon as the planning application was granted, but have now delayed the project for "at least" 12 months.
The plans include completely rebuilding the Anfield Road end at a cost of £60m. It will add 7,000 more seats and take the total capacity of Anfield to more than 61,000.
The project is now expected to be completed in the summer of 2023.
Thursday 13th February 2020
Liverpool have revealed new images detailing their proposed rebuild of the Anfield Road stand.
The Premier League leaders are making the plans public before they formally apply for planning permission. The first stage of a public consultation last year saw a 93% positive response rate, with the club now looking to re-route Anfield Road around the stand after feedback from local residents and businesses.
If approved, the new £60m stand will increase Anfield's capacity to 61,000. It will provide an extra 1,800 corporate seats and 5,200 for general admission.
The club hopes to start building work in 2020, with a planned completion date in time for the start of the 2022/2023 season.
Saturday 30th November 2019
Liverpool have unveiled plans to increase the capacity of Anfield to 61,000.
The Premier League leaders and last season's Champions League winners plan to rebuild the Anfield Road Stand. This new 16,000-seater structure will add an extra 7,000 seats, making Anfield the 3rd largest stadium club stadium in England after Old Trafford and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It's the second time that the ground has been expanded in recent years, after the main stand was rebuilt in 2016.
The club are currently at the planning phase, but are expected to spend around £60m on the project.
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