Anfield (1892)

Address

Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TH

Tel
0151 263 2361

Advanced Ticket Sales
0870 220 2345

Fax
0151 260 8813

Former Grounds
N/A

Capacity
45,362 All-Seater

Diasabled Supporters:
Parking: 15 Disabled spaces in the Stanley Park Car Park.
Wheelchairs: 71 Home, 8 Away. All Pitch Level apart from 8, which are elevated at 2.5m.
Facilities: 6 Home and 1 Away each with dedicated steward to help. Low level counters at nearby concession stands, but stewards are also available to help out.
Blind/Partially Sighted: 50 Positions in the Paddock Enclosure with commentary provided by the local hospital radio.

Seating Plan:
Anfield Road - 9,074 (Home and Away Fans)
Centenary Stand - 11,762 (Home Fans)
The Kop Stand - 12,409 (Home Fans)
Main Stand - 12,277 (Home Fans)

Where is it???
By Car: Follow the M62 to the end of the motorway (watch out for speed camera's on the 50MPH stretch of the road). Take the A5058 towards Liverpooland turn left at some traffic lights in 3 miles onto Utting Avenue by the McDonalds. In one mile, turn right when you come across the Arkles pub.
Car Parking: Street Parking can generally be found before 1pm. If not, the streets around Goodison or the Goodison secure car park is a good shout.
!WARNING! Please keep your wheels with you at all times. !Warning!
By Rail: Kirkdale Station is just 1 mile from Anfield. 

Trivia
The first league club's shirt to ever feature a sponsor's logo on it was Liverpool's in 1979.
Everton FC used to play their games at Anfield. After having a dispute with their landlord, the majority of Everton fans moved across Stanley Park to create a new Goodison Park Stadium. The Landlord, John Holding, was removed from the Everton board and decided to form Liverpool AFC on 15/03/1892.