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Liverpool FC Encourages Supporters to Return Tickets for Merseyside Derby at Anfield

Liverpool FC are encouraging supporters who cannot attend this weekend’s Merseyside derby at Anfield to return their tickets to the club. The Reds return to action on Saturday lunchtime in a meeting with Everton following the international break.

Anfield Road Stand Expansion Delayed

It was confirmed last week that the upper tier of the Anfield Road stand will not open this year following the main contractor going into administration shortly before the first home game of the season. Fans who had purchased tickets in the new upper tier for the upcoming derby were left disappointed by the news as it meant that their ticket for the game would no longer be valid and would instead be refunded.

Those tickets had been sold with the expectation that the expansion would be completed in time, but unfortunately, the delays have caused some to miss out.

Liverpool FC Ticket Exchange Platform

In an attempt to help those supporters, Liverpool are calling on those who can’t make Saturday’s game to use the Ticket Exchange platform on the official website to allow those who have had their tickets cancelled to attend the game. In return, the first 4,000 people who use the platform to return their ticket by 12pm (BST) on Wednesday will be given a full refund, allowed to keep their match credit and handed a £10 voucher per ticket returned.

The voucher can be used for all retail purchases before the end of next month and information on how to carry out that process can be found here.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, September 2, 2023: Frames of new seats in the new upper tier of the Anfield Road stand seen during the FA Premier League match between Liverpool FC and Aston Villa FC at Anfield. Liverpool won 3-0. Construction was halted as the contractors filed for administration, (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

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