The new 96 Avenue now incorporates a much-changed players' entrance—previously a heavily congested area along Anfield Road—allowing the team bus to drive directly into the stadium, but still ...

Anfield is now the fourth-largest football stadium in the Premier League following development ahead of the new season. The Reds stadium can now host over 61,000 fans after the expansion of the ...

A new main stand, opened in 2016, involved compulsory purchase orders, approved by Liverpool City Council, forcing local residents to leave their homes to make way for Anfield’s transformation.

New pictures show the progress being made in the redevelopment of Anfield Stadium. Work is underway to expand the famous Anfield Road stand in order to increase the ground's overall capacity by ...

The new £80million ($101million) Anfield Road stand, which will provide 7,000 extra seats and boost the stadium’s capacity to around 61,000, is on course to be completed by the start of August ...

Constructing a new stadium at Stanley Park or redeveloping Anfield. Stanley Park, with a capacity of 60,000, would provide Liverpool, with the kind of state-of-the-art stadium the fans have been ...

Liverpool’s Anfield Ambitions: ... As The Athletic reports, the club’s £50m loss in 2012 included significant write-offs from the previously shelved new stadium project.

Liverpool announced plans Monday to expand the capacity of Anfield, the club's home for 120 years, rather than building a new stadium. The 18-time English champions started working on a new $800 ...

Anfield stadium development. Anfield has been the home of Liverpool FC since 1884. But the football stadium is constantly being changed and developed with new stands being built or renamed.

Henry has decided that a new stadium still doesn't make financial sense, instead pursuing plans to expand Anfield's capacity from 45,000 to an expected 60,000 seats.

A failed new stadium project would have seen Liverpool leave their iconic Anfield for a proposed new ground with a similar name, though with a Carlsberg twist.. In February 2007, the Reds were ...