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Ten arrested as trouble hits Liverpool v Manchester City match
POLICE have confirmed that 10 people were arrested during the policing operation at Anfield for the Liverpool v Manchester City match on Sunday (October 11).
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POLICE have confirmed that 10 people were arrested during the policing operation at Anfield for the Liverpool v Manchester City match on Sunday (October 11).
Dean Purvis armed himself with a hammer, but ended up being stabbed multiple times in the fight
Merseyside Police launches Cyber Security Awareness Month at Anfield on October 6, warning SMEs about ransomware, phishing and AI-enabled cybercrime.
Carl Thomas Clayton, 32, has links to Anfield and Whiston
Anfield People's Cinema is helping to bring the community together with their screenings
As part of our Nights that Changed Liverpool series, we look back at one of the most historic occasions in Anfield history
Antony McGivern carried on shooting as his friend died in front of him
Work to knock down homes in Anfield Village and upgrade the area completed in 2020
Roxanne Archer got a letter from the doctor telling her to go straight to hospital
Liverpool City Council said safety works could continue into the weekend and has apologised for any inconvenience
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Peter Carney is responsible for some of the most memorable banners Anfield has ever seen
Liverpool City Council will now seek to prosecute those found responsible for the dumping
There are hopes the monument will be replaced in time for Remembrance services in November
Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish visited a giant mural dedicated to him after boxer Tony Bellew arranged for the football icon to see the artwork
Candace DeSilva "could have killed" a police officer when she tried to flee the scene of a roadside alcohol test
People across Liverpool have rallied around a family who were spat at and racially abused while visiting the home of their beloved Liverpool FC
We've got some absolutely brilliant news for all you Reds fans out there! None other than our very own Ian Rush has opened a special career retrospective right here at the stadium. He's been digging through his personal treasures to bring this amazing exhibition to life for us all to enjoy.
A new bus service should make it easier for people to get to Anfield