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The Reds and their crowd
Liverpool will likely benefit from the fans’ return to Anfield, writes JAMES NALTON
TODAY Liverpool will play in front of a packed Anfield stadium in a competitive game for the first time since March 2020.
This midday meeting with Burnley in the Premier League comes 17 months after the Champions League fixture against Atletico Madrid which was one of the last games in Europe to be played in front of such a large crowd.
Following a relatively disappointing 2020-21 campaign, Jurgen Klopp’s side go into the game with renewed hope, returning players and most importantly, returning fans.
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