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Anfield, Liverpool (built: 1884, Capacity: 45,362)
Players
NIKOLAY MIHAYLOV
Goalkeeper
DIEGO CAVALIERI
Goalkeeper
JOSE REINA
Goalkeeper
SOTIRIOS KYRGIAKOS
Defender
JACK HOBBS
Defender
MARTIN SKRTEL
Defender
EMMANUEL MENDY
Defender
MARTIN KELLY
Defender
ANDREA DOSSENA
Defender
STEPHEN DARBY
Defender
PHILIPP DEGEN
Defender
GLEN JOHNSON
Defender
DANIEL AYALA
Defender
JACK ROBINSON
Defender
JAMIE CARRAGHER
Defender
FABIO AURELIO
Defender
EMILIANO INSUA
Defender
SAMI HYYPIA
Defender
DANIEL AGGER
Defender
ALVARO ARBELOA
Defender
ALBERTO AQUILANI
Midfielder
MAXI RODRIGUEZ
Midfielder
ALBERT RIERA
Midfielder
YOSSI BENAYOUN
Midfielder
JAY SPEARING
Midfielder
STEVEN GERRARD
Midfielder
RYAN CROWTHER
Midfielder
RYAN BABEL
Midfielder
KRISZTIAN NEMETH
Midfielder
LEIVA LUCAS
Midfielder
XABI ALONSO
Midfielder
JAVIER MASCHERANO
Midfielder
DAMIEN PLESSIS
Midfielder
NATHAN ECCLESTON
Striker
DAVID NGOG
Striker
DIRK KUYT
Striker
FERNANDO TORRES
Striker
ANDRIY VORONIN
Striker
NABIL EL ZHAR
Striker
DANI PACHECO
Striker
History
Liverpool was founded in 1892 by the owner of Anfield, who decided to form his own team after Everton left the ground over an argument about rent. He originally wanted to call the club Everton FC but the Football Associated refused to recognise it as such, so had to change it to Liverpool FC. They have played at Anfield ever since, although plans are underway to build a new £160m, 61,000 all-seater stadium at the nearby Stanley Park. They were elected to the Football League in 1894 and have been the most successful club in England since. In 1959 Bill Shankley became Liverpool manager. He was to transform Liverpool into one of the top clubs in Europe. Upon his retirement in 1974, his former assistant took over. This proved an even more successful time for Liverpool. Despite it's successes, the club has been marred by tragedy twice. The first time was in 1985 when 39 spectators died at Heysel; the second was in 1989 when 96 people died at Hillsborough.
