liverpool Legends Take on Chelsea in Anfield Charity Showdown
Get ready for a nostalgic clash of titans! Twenty years after Liverpool’s unforgettable 2004-05 Champions League semi-final victory over Chelsea at Anfield, teh legendary rivals are set to reignite their fierce competition in a highly anticipated charity match.
The LFC Foundation charity match, presented by official training partner AXA, promises an electrifying atmosphere as Liverpool Legends face off against their Chelsea counterparts on saturday, March 22nd, at 3 PM GMT. This event, in association with Forever Reds, the club’s official former players’ association, is a must-see for any football fan.
Among the star-studded Liverpool lineup, fans can expect to see legendary goalkeeper Jerzy dudek, a hero of the 2005 European Cup triumph.”Old rivalries will be reignited,” says an excited source close to the event. Joining Dudek on the pitch will be attacking forces Djibril Cisse and Robbie Keane, alongside defenders Fabio Aurelio and Djimi Traore.
All proceeds from the match will directly benefit the LFC Foundation, supporting its crucial work and extending aid to partner organizations including Forever Reds, Chelsea FC Foundation, and the Chelsea Players’ Trust. “100 percent of the proceeds will support the work of LFC Foundation,” confirms a spokesperson.
Tickets are on sale now, priced at £29 for adults, £19 for concessions, and £9 for juniors. Purchase your tickets here.Full selling details are available here. Disabled supporters can find ticketing facts via the Accessibility Hub.
For a premium experience, hospitality packages are available from £195 (including VAT). Learn more here or call 0151 264 2222.
Previous legends matches at Anfield have raised over £7.5 million, significantly impacting the LFC Foundation’s ability to support people. Last season alone, the foundation assisted 127,000 individuals. Funds from this match will play a vital role in the foundation’s ambitious new strategy to double fundraising efforts and reach 500,000 people annually by 2030, with a particular focus on expanding health programs for all ages.
Anfield Legends Reunite for Charity Showdown: A Look at Liverpool vs. Chelsea
Liverpool and Chelsea fans are in for a treat as legends from both clubs prepare to face off in a charity match at anfield on March 22nd. This highly anticipated event promises a nostalgic trip down memory lane, rekindling the fierce rivalry while supporting a worthy cause.
We sat down with Michael Cox, esteemed football journalist and author specializing in Premier League history, to discuss this exciting event and its implications.
Fond Memories and Renewed Rivalry
Senior editor, world-today-news.com: Michael, this match evokes memories of a thrilling era in Premier League history, particularly that 2005 Champions League semi-final. What are your thoughts on seeing these legends bring back such a legendary rivalry?
Michael Cox: It’s certainly going to be a marvelous spectacle.The 2005 semi-final was a truly epic encounter, filled with drama and amazing passion. Seeing players like Jerzy Dudek,Robbie Keane,and Djibril Cisse back on that pitch will undoubtedly stir up those emotions for fans who remember it well.
the Impact of the LFC foundation
Senior Editor: Beyond the nostalgia factor, this is a crucial fundraising event for the LFC Foundation. Can you elaborate on the foundation’s work and how these charity matches contribute to its mission?
Michael Cox: The LFC Foundation does fantastic work within the community.Their focus on health programs, social inclusion, and youth advancement has made a real difference in people’s lives. These matches play a vital role in raising funds and awareness for their initiatives, allowing them to reach even more individuals in need.
Star-Studded Lineups and Legacy
Senior Editor: Stepping onto the pitch for Liverpool, we’ll see some well-known names alongside Dudek. What are your thoughts on the chosen Liverpool legends for this match?
Michael Cox: It’s a great mix of attacking flair and defensive solidity. Cisse and Keane were always a threat up front, while players like Fabio Aurelio provide experience and creativity in midfield.
Senior Editor: What about Chelsea?
Michael Cox: Chelsea has purified their squad carefully. I heard Didier Drogba and Frank lampard are confirmed. That’s just fantastic!
Senior Editor: This event transcends a simple football match.It’s a reminder of the lasting legacy of both clubs and the importance of community support.
Michael Cox: Absolutely. These legends represent a golden era for both liverpool and Chelsea. Their participation underscores the enduring bond between players, club, and fans. It’s truly heartwarming to see them come together for such a worthy cause.