Liverpool FC Programmes

Bradley Barcola adorns the cover of the official matchday programme for Sunday’s Premier League return against Manchester City.

Inside, midfielder Alexis Mac Allister reflects on Liverpool’s season so far, the progress of the Reds’ talented youngsters and his love for the club.
One of those young talents he refers to is Lewis Koumas who discusses being a part of the Reds’ senior squad, the trust placed in him by Andoni Iraola and his hopes for the months ahead.

We hear the pre-match insights of Iraola, while captain Virgil van Dijk shares his thoughts from inside the dressing room. Elsewhere, Blossoms bassist Charlie Salt talks about the band’s playful sixth album ‘Songs From The Wedding Cake’ and why the game against City carries more meaning for the band.

Scouse artist Abigail Rudkin discusses designing programme covers and kipping on the Kop last month, while ex-Reds centre-back Gary Gillespie previews the clash with Enzo Maresca’s side. We put the spotlight on some goalscoring milestones set in recent weeks by members of the Liverpool midfield, highlight six LFC October birthday boys and, eleven years after Jürgen Klopp’s Anfield arrival, reveal the story of a new statue in his honour which is now on show in the LFC Museum.

There is a round-up of the latest match action, an update from Liverpool’s women’s and academy teams plus some teasers for younger supporters with a focus on Joe Gomez. Where Once We Watched looks back on games against Wigan Athletic, while Kop ‘n’ Goal Years catapults us back in time to an early season meeting with City in 1968.

The packed issue also includes a look at the matchday programme issued for the visit of the Cityzens in August 1972 and reflects on a special evening for Anfield's ‘Silent Knight’, Chris Lawler.