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Anfield Stadium Expansion

KSS, Liverpool, 2016

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Approach to new Main Stand

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Redevelopment of Main Stand at Anfield Stadium increasing the capacity to just under 21,000.

The expansion of Liverpool FC’s Anfield stadium sits at the heart of a new master plan which links Walton Breck Road to the historic Stanley Park, and forms part of a much needed wider regeneration of the Anfield area.

The phased expansion has increased the stadium capacity to just over 54,000. The premier Main Stand is now one the largest single stands in the country, with a full range of facilities for general admission and premium seat hospitality.

The design reflects the owners’ request to maintain the traditional four stand configuration, capture the unique spirit of the venue using club and historic references, and reinforce the intense Anfield spectator experience.