Liverpool’s Premier League clash with Sheffield United has got its official kickoff time, the club’s website has confirmed.
The two teams meet at Anfield on October 24th, but it was initially down as a 3pm kickoff (BST).
The match will now get underway at 8pm, however, in what will be the Reds’ first home league game since the 3-1 win over Arsenal on September 28th.
Liverpool’s visit of the Blades will be shown live on Sky Sports Box Office, with supporters having to pay £14.95 to watch the game.
Read Liverpool Verdict
It is a sad state of affairs that fans will have to pay such a hefty sum of money simply to watch their team play.
At a time when individuals and families are suffering financially for obvious reasons, surely keeping every match free to view is a more thoughtful, logical idea.
Even if that wasn’t deemed possible, charging less to watch the games would seem far more reasonable, rather than demand almost £15.
The uproar surrounding the decision to charge for matches has not gone down well – here’s hoping a rethink takes place.
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