Liverpool fans protested before and during Saturday’s 2-0 win over Fulham at Anfield, making their position clear on the club’s plans to increase ticket prices.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has urged the club’s owners to sit down and reach an agreement with fans following protests over plans to increase ticket prices. Ahead of and during Saturday’s 2-0 win against Fulham at Anfield, supporters rallied to the ‘Don’t give a pound to the ground’ campaign.

コップエンドでは「チケット値上げ反対」と書かれた横断幕も広げられた。 The Kop looked markedly different at the Premier League match, with various flags and banners removed as part of a protest following a decision by fan group Spion Kop 1906.

ファンも「値段をつり上げろよ、お前はクソ野郎だ、もう十分だ」と叫んだ。試合中。 On Friday, Liverpool chief executive Billy Hogan wrote to season ticket holders and members explaining the decision to increase ticket prices in line with inflation over the next three years.

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“If they feel that way, it is their right to protest. Hopefully they can come to a resolution with the club. These things are far beyond my position as captain of the club.”

“But my opinion is that our fans are the club. They always have been, before and after my time. It’s important that these issues are resolved, because it’s not in anyone’s interest.”

Liverpool supporters’ union Spirit of Shankly is planning further protests in the coming weeks, with the Reds hosting Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League quarter-final second leg on Tuesday. “The action will take place at home and away matches, starting with the game against Fulham at Anfield and expanding in stages from there,” they said in a statement.

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“More details to come. But the point is simple: This is about growing and escalating. It’s not just about price. It’s about direction.”

Liverpool manager Arne Slott said ahead of the game against Fulham: “I hope they (the fans) will help us in the same way they have done for us, even if it’s just a protest.”

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