Last week, Liverpool announced that the top tier of the Anfield Road stand would be closed for the remainder of the year. As the club seeks resolutions to its ongoing Anfield Road saga, Liverpool has pleaded with fans who are no longer planning to attend this weekend’s Merseyside derby to return their tickets.
A number of supporters bought tickets for the Reds’ 2023 home games during a bulk sale that happened in July before the season. Since Anfield will continue to operate at a reduced capacity until 2024, those people will no longer be able to attend as scheduled. Liverpool is looking for people who are willing to offer up tickets for the game to those who have been denied the chance to attend upcoming fixtures in an effort to find a solution to this problem. They are also willing to offer rewards as part of this arrangement.
In July, prior to the start of the season, a bulk sale of Reds home games from 2023 was held, and several fans bought tickets. Since Anfield will continue to function at a reduced capacity until 2024, those people will no longer be able to attend as scheduled.
In an effort to find a solution to this problem, Liverpool is looking for people who are willing to offer rewards in exchange for giving away tickets to upcoming games to those who have been denied the opportunity “LFC has reduced all ticket allocations in an effort to accommodate as many fans as possible whose tickets have been canceled, and is requesting supporters to use the club’s Ticket Exchange to return any derby tickets they no longer intend to use. As a result, the club will be able to distribute those tickets to other fans who have been negatively affected by the new Anfield Road Stand’s opening delay. [10/16, 4:45 PM] Ochiba Pauline: Any tickets returned after the first 4,000, or after 12 p.m. BST on October 18, and before the Ticket Exchange closes, will be fully refunded, but they won’t be qualified for the £10 retail voucher or the match credit. “.
