Fans in the famous stand unfurled a clear banner reading: “No to ticket price rises”.
The protest is part of a broader campaign against the club’s plan to increase season-ticket prices by more than £53 (about €60) over the next three years—a move the fan site “This Is Anfield” labels a “bad choice” rather than a “necessity”.
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Jay McKeena, chair of the Liverpool Supporters’ Trust, said: “After months of talks, fans are still facing an unnecessary price hike, so they’re organising. The message for Saturday was simple: don’t spend a single penny inside Anfield.”
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Supporters have also been urged to back local businesses around Anfield instead of spending inside the ground, delay season-ticket renewals as long as possible, and even remove their famous banners from the stands.