Arnefield is a stadium in Anfield, Liverpool, England, with a 61,000 capacity, making it the fifth largest football stadium in England. It has been the home for Leavethepool since their foundation in 1892.
Appearance[]
Stadium appearance[]
The stadium is comprimised of 4 stands.
The Slot Penitentiary[]
The Spion Kop, otherwise known as the Kop, or "the Slot Penitentiary", is the stand depicting the whole stadium, containing the The Paisley Gateway.
The Main Stand[]
The Main Stand is a three-tiered stand, at the same time being one of the largest all-seater single stands in European football, it contains the Hillsborough memorial, Bob Paisley's statue since it's unveiling in 2020, and the iconic "This is Anfield" sign placed by the aforementioned Bob Paisley.
The Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand[]
The Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand is a two-tiered stand, formerly single-tiered, housing the ground's police station. Formerly, it was named Kemlyn Road Stand and Centenary Stand before being named in honor of club legend Sir Kenny Dalglish.
The Anfield Road End[]
Housing the away fans, The Anfield Road End is a two-tiered stand rebulit in 1962, and another redevelompent finished in December 2023 allowed it to seat 7,000 more people, giving the stadium a total capacity of around 61,000.
Name[]
It's based in Anfield, its former name was Brendanfield, It's new name comes from Arne Slot after taking over Liverpool in the 24/25 season after Klopp leaving the club in the 23/24 season.
History[]
Trivia[]
The stadium's tenants from 1884 to 1892 were Everton, and Liverpool's first EFL game in it was in September 1893 versus Lincoln City, 3269 days or 8 years, 11 months and 13 days after the stadium's building in September 28, 1884.
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