Thousands of Wolves supporters will be making a post-Christmas visit to Liverpool on Saturday for the Old Gold's 2025 festive Premier League fixture.
A sold-out allocation of just under 3,000 supporters will be heading to Anfield for Wolves' festive fixture at 3pm on Saturday 27th December.
For those making the journey to Merseyside, here is everything you need to know…
Key matchday information
With this fixture being the first meeting between Wolves and Liverpool since the tragic passing of Diogo Jota, supporters wishing to pay their respects to the former Old Gold forward and his brother Andre Silva are welcome to do so by visiting Liverpool's memorial site on 97 Avenue, which is located close to the Main Stand at Anfield.
Tragedy chanting and abuse
Ahead of Saturday’s game, Wolves are reminding supporters about legislation on tragedy chanting and abuse. Tough measures are in force to challenge the unacceptable presence of football tragedy abuse in the game.
This is focused on offensive chanting, gesturing and displaying offensive messages based on football-related tragedies, which causes significant distress to victims' families, survivors and affected-club supporters.
Examples of football-related tragedies that have led to such abuse include the 1989 Hillsborough disaster which led to the death of 97 Liverpool fans and a 30-year campaign led by their families to discover how and why they died, the Munich air disaster of 1958 involving the Manchester United squad, the Heysel Stadium disaster, the Bradford stadium fire and the murder of two Leeds United fans in Istanbul.
Football authorities, supporter groups and law enforcement organisations, including the police and CPS, have united to crack down on fans who participate in tragedy abuse and people who are found guilty of offences face stadium bans and criminal prosecution, including increased financial penalties for serious and repeat offenders.
Furthermore, engaging in discriminatory and offensive chanting or other verbal or non-verbal actions or gestures concerning football or other tragedies (whether done at a match, in-person or remotely – via any electronic communication, social media or otherwise) is in contravention of Wolves’ Acceptable Behaviour Policy.
Any individual found to have engaged in tragedy abuse will be subject to a ban from the ground and a breach may also subject the individual to a Football Banning Order, which would see them barred from any games in the UK.
If you witness any anti-social, discriminatory or abusive behaviour including tragedy chanting or gesturing at Anfield, we encourage you to report this to your nearest stewards or the police, a dedicated security team can also be informed in confidence via text on 64446 starting your message with ‘LFC’ providing details of the incident and the location in the stadium, and Liverpool Football Club will investigate all complaints.
Additionally, any instances of online abuse and online discrimination can be reported to fanservices@wolves.co.uk or by using the Kick it Out app.
Poverty chanting
Wolves also wish to remind supporters that chanting or gestures relating to poverty or food insecurity are offensive and have no place in football. Such behaviour is particularly inappropriate at this time of year, when many families are facing real challenges, and supporters are encouraged to show respect and compassion at all times.
Liverpool has highlighted its stance on poverty chanting and any individuals found to be responsible for such behaviour will be ejected from Anfield. Fans who wish to do so can text FOODBANKFC to 70460 to donate £5, plus their standard network message rate. Hunger does not wear club colours.
Opposition information
- Stadium: Anfield
- Capacity: 61,276
- Away allocation: 2,998
- Postcode: L4 0TH
- Kick-off time: 3pm, Saturday 27th December
Ticket information
Ticket availability: Tickets for this fixture have sold out.
Ticket delivery: All tickets for this fixture are digital tickets and have been emailed to supporters on the 22nd December.
If you have not received your ticket, please contact fanservices@wolves.co.uk prior to the fixture.
Contact information: Wolves ticket office phone lines will be open from 10am till 1pm on the day of the game, and the team can be reached directly on 0371 222 1877.
Ticketing issues on matchday: In the first instance, please contact our ticket office on 0371 222 1877 before 1pm on Saturday.
If outside of the opening hours, please visit the home club’s ticket office at the stadium, however the home club will not always be able to assist, and we strongly recommend contacting Wolves prior to this where possible.
Weather Forecast
Rainy weather is forecast in Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, with temperatures expected to be around five degrees Celsius at the time of kick-off.
An up-to-date weather forecast can be found here.
Kits
Liverpool will be wearing their red home shirt, with the red shorts. The goalkeeper will be wearing the green goalkeeper shirt, and green shorts.
Wolves will be wearing the blue and yellow third shirt with the white shorts. The goalkeeper will be wearing the black goalkeeper shirt, and black shorts.
Travel and transport
Train: Nearest train station when travelling from Wolverhampton is Liverpool Lime Street Station, which is 2.3 miles away from the stadium. There’s various bus routes and services operating from close to the station, and taxi services available across the city.
Coach and bus: Official coach travel for this fixture is sold out. It will depart Molineux at 10.45am, we advise supporters to arrive around 30 minutes prior to the departure time.
Driving: M6 northbound from Wolverhampton, postcode for the stadium is: L4 0TH. The estimated journey time is around 2 hours via car from Wolverhampton,
Parking: There is no parking available for fans at the stadium.
Travel disruption
No report of planned disruption across the public transport networks or on the roads leading to Anfield.
Stadium Guide
Seating area: Wolves supporters will be located in corner of the Anfield Road Stand.
Turnstile location: The away turnstiles are situated in the Anfield Road Stand, and supporters will enter via entrance Q & R.
Turnstiles opening time: Turnstiles are due to open around at 1pm (around two hours prior to kick-off). Please note, in some instances there can be delays to opening turnstiles.
Safety and security information
Flags/banners: Flags under 2m x 1m with a small pole (less than 7mmdiameter and less than 1m long) will be allowed in all areas of the stadium.
Flags over 2m x 1m are permitted in the visitor’s section providing they have an accompanying fire safety and must be checked prior to entry.
Flags must not contain anything considered to be offensive, discriminatory, defamatory or inflammatory, including politically motivated or nationalistic.
Bag policy: Only the following bags are permitted entry into the stadium:
Only small handheld bags which do not exceed A5 size (148.5x210mm/5.8x8.3inches).
LFC Superstore clear carrier bag containing Superstore purchases only.
Larger bags will only be permitted at the discretion of Liverpool if they contain medication and/or medical equipment which cannot fit inside an A5 size bag.
Any supporter who needs to bring an oversized bag for medical reasons are advised to inform Liverpool via email at least 48 hours before the game. The request should be sent to the Disability Team at disability@liverpoolfc.com.
An email approving the request will be returned to the supporter who may be asked to present it at the stadium.
All bags will be to be subject of a visual search before entry to the stadium.
Searches and bag checks: All fans will go through searches on entry and any bag allowed into the ground will also be searched thoroughly on entry.
Prohibited Items: A full list of prohibited items can be found below:
Reporting behaviour
Matchday reporting: Ensuring any discrimination or breaches of Liverpool's rules are dealt with in line with club policy and passed to law enforcement agencies and partners, where necessary providing facilities to report inappropriate or discriminatory behaviour; You can report any such behaviour via a QR code and mobile number (+44 (0)7701 411048). The QR code is visible across the stadium and supporters simply scan or text the number and use an anonymous reporting channel. When the QR code is scanned, it automatically brings up a WhatsApp chat that fans can use to converse back and forth with.
Accessible information
You can find accessible information for Anfield by clicking here.
Wolves Fan Services
Official WolvesHelp X Account: @WolvesHelp can be found on X, and any relevant updates to home or away fixtures can be found here. Supporters can also Direct Message us with any queries or issues.
Official Wolves matchday WhatsApp channel: We’ve recently launched the Wolves Matchday WhatsApp Channel for important matchday updates, which can be found by clicking here.
We recommend following this channel for key matchday updates and turning on notifications to receive timely alerts.
Email: fanservices@wolves.co.uk
Telephone Number: 01902 810 485
(Please note, email and phone lines are only available Monday to Friday, from 9am and 5pm)
The support from Wolves fans at away stadiums is greatly appreciated by everyone at the club. Supporters travelling to away fixtures are asked to ensure they continue to represent the club in a positive manner. Unacceptable behaviour, both at Molineux and on our travels, will be dealt with in line with our acceptable behaviour policy which can be viewed here.
