Our boss had called for that exact show of unity before kick-off, saying: “The more that you can support the players by pushing them on, the better – especially in moments when it is difficult for us.” Those words from the Dutchman proved prophetic, because this was one of those moments and we as fans delivered.

Liverpool fans supplied chants recognising both Andy Robertson and Conor Bradley ahead of kick-off against Real Madrid. A clear message to returning former Red Trent Alexander-Arnold following the Scouser’s summer switch to the La Liga giants.

The moment Trent Alexander-Arnold decided to leave Liverpool for Real Madrid, the reaction was instantaneous and intense. Fans felt betrayed, perceiving his move as a rejection of the club that nurtured him since childhood. The social media backlash was fierce, with comments like:

Roy Keane has questioned the "classy" reputation of Liverpool supporters after Trent Alexander-Arnold was met with boos and jeers on his Anfield return. The England defender, who now plays for Real Madrid,

Robertson, flanked by Ibrahima Konate and Alexis Mac Allister, voiced his frustration to the linesman while Kovacs watched the replays involving Aurelien Tchouameni. The Liverpool left-back was seen remonstrating with the fourth official in an effort to get the Madrid players moved away from the scene.

As the sun rises over Liverpool, excitement fills the air as Real Madrid prepares to take on Liverpool at the iconic Anfield stadium. This highly anticipated match not only showcases two of the most storied clubs in football history but also brings together passionate fans from both sides.

Head coach Arne Slot had come under pressure for Liverpool’s dip in form, and fans began questioning his team selections. It wasn’t long into Saturday’s match that The Kop was bouncing and singing his name. Slot’s decision to rotate his squad paid off.

But when you walk away from Liverpool to join Real Madrid, in the way that this transfer happened, you can’t exp