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CITY of Liverpool FC will return to action in front of members and supporters next Tuesday, when they take on an Everton Academy side in a pre-season friendly at the Berry Street Garage Stadium.
The game will serve as a test event of sorts as non-League sides head into a new season where fans will be able to attend games under controlled circumstances going forward.
It will be part of stage one of the FA’s guidance around the return to football for the National League System, so will be limited to 200 spectators.
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