Anfield Stadium
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Why go
- The single-tier Spion Kop, where Liverpool traditionally attack in the second half.
- The Shankly Gates at the Anfield Road end, bearing “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.
- The Paisley Gateway at the Kop, honouring Bob Paisley, who led Liverpool to three European Cups and six League Championships.
- The Hillsborough memorial beside 97 Avenue in front of the Main Stand.
- The bronze Bob Paisley statue outside the Main Stand in Paisley Square.
Opening hours
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The hall
- Capacity
- 60,725 seats
- Stands
- Spion Kop, Main Stand, Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and Anfield Road End
Interesting facts4
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The Kop houses the club museum and Reducate centre.
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The topmast of the SS Great Eastern stands beside the Kop and still serves as a flagpole.
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The Spion Kop takes its name from a South African hill where many Liverpool men died during the Boer War.
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1952
The record attendance was 61,905 for a Liverpool–Wolverhampton Wanderers match in 1952.
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History
Anfield opened in 1884 and was Everton’s home until 1891. Liverpool made it their ground when the club formed in 1892. The Kop was rebuilt and roofed in 1928, then the ground became all-seater in 1994. The Main Stand was rebuilt and opened in 2016.
- 1884Anfield opened under landowner John Orrell. Everton played its first match there against Earlestown on 28 September, winning 5–0.
- 1889Anfield hosted an England–Ireland British Home Championship match.
- 1892Anfield became Liverpool Football Club’s home ground when the club formed.
- 1895Architect Archibald Leitch designed a 3,000-seat stand on the site of the present Main Stand.
- 1928The Kop was rebuilt and roofed to hold 30,000 standing spectators.
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- 1994Anfield became an all-seater ground following the Taylor Report.
- 2016The rebuilt Main Stand opened for Liverpool’s first home match of the 2016–17 season.
- 2024The Anfield Road Stand expansion added 7,000 seats. Much of the expanded Main Stand opened for a home league match against Burnley on 10 February.
How to get there
- On footAnfield is about two miles from Liverpool Lime Street railway station.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair spaces are available in the Main Stand, Anfield Road Stand and Kop.
- A headset providing full commentary is available for visually impaired visitors.
Sources: Anfield - Wikipedia · Liverpool FC — Anfield · Anfield - Wikipedia · Anfield - Wikipedia · checked 5 Oct 2026
- Phone
- +44 151 264 2500
Questions and answers
Where do away supporters sit at Anfield Stadium?
In the Anfield Road Stand.
Why was the Centenary Stand at Anfield Stadium renamed?
It became the Kenny Dalglish Stand in 2017 to honour the former Liverpool player and manager.
Where are the players’ tunnel and technical area at Anfield Stadium?
At pitch level in the Main Stand, which also houses the directors’ box.
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