Anfield prepares for emotional farewell to Jürgen Klopp

To mark the occasion, a special fan mosaic will be unfurled as Klopp enters the pitch in recognition of his incredible time at the Reds.

Fans seated in the Kop, lower Anfield Road home section and lower Sir Kenny Dalglish stands will be asked to raise the mosaic cards on the stadium announcer’s prompt.

Following the final whistle, the players will take part in their traditional end-of-season lap of thanks. This will be followed by a special presentation and acknowledgement of the players and backroom staff who will also be departing the club this summer. Then supporters will hear from the boss as he bids his final farewell.

Given the significance of this game, areas around the stadium are expected to be busier than normal. Pre-, during and post-match, fans are reminded of the Premier League’s Love Football. Protect the Game messaging, to ensure the safety and security of fellow supporters, staff and players during a matchday.

Supporters are reminded that entering the field of play without permission is dangerous and illegal and if found guilty will lead to club sanctions, including lifetime bans.

Fans awaiting the team coach arrivals are asked to always cooperate with police and LFC stewards to stay off the road. They are also reminded to refrain from igniting pyros or smoke devices, as this causes visibility issues for the coach drivers as they try to get the team into the stadium safely and securely.

Anyone involved in this type of activity will be banned by the club and reported to the police.

Ahead of the squad travelling to Anfield, there will be no official team walkaround outside or near the team hotel before Sunday’s game.

This match is also sold out. If you don’t have a ticket to the game, please do not travel to the stadium or buy from unofficial sources. Please also ensure no ticket for an LFC supporter is bought for the away section.