LIVERPOOL, UKUNITED STATESMEMBER SINCE 2024Anfield
[ OVERVIEW ]Liverpool Football Club is privileged to be one of the most celebrated clubs in the world. We recognise that with this great presence comes great responsibility.
A responsibility to use our voice and take demonstrable action against critical issues such as climate change, equality, diversity, and inclusion. For many years, we have had meaningful work happening across the club to tackle these issues.
Venue Details
Event Type
Premier League
Region
Northwest England
Date of Construction/Open
1884
Gross Square Footage
Capacity
61,276
Stadium
Facility Type
2025 GOAL Medals
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Recognized achievements for the 2024 calendar year
GOAL Medals recognize measurable sustainability achievements across ten categories. The objectives listed below reflect the progress Liverpool Football Club demonstrated in the current GOAL Medal cycle, highlighting both operational improvements and areas of leadership across the venue.
[ HIGHLIGHT ]Behind the Medals
Produce Food On-Site
On-site growing pods, herb planters, and a new orchard supply fresh produce to site kitchens while boosting biodiversity.
On-Site Sustainability Team
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Rishi Jain
Director of Impact
The Red Way
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The Red Way launched in January 2021 as a way of bringing all of this good work together, giving us a benchmark to measure and demonstrate our progress against. We have six clear objectives under each of our focus areas, that provide us with a clear aim for what we want to achieve. And we are committed to continual improvement. This is why we use an external verification system – ISO20121 – to hold us to account. We are proud to be the first major European football club to hold this certification.
We also know that we cannot achieve everything that we are setting out to do on our own. We want our supporters, partners and everyone connected to the club to be on this journey with us. We hope you will join us.
Signs of Unity: Carlsberg x Liverpool FC
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Liverpool FC and long-standing partner Carlsberg launched Signs of Unity at Anfield to make You’ll Never Walk Alone more accessible to Deaf and hard-of-hearing supporters. In collaboration with the British Deaf Association, fans were taught how to perform the anthem in British Sign Language—inviting the entire stadium to sing and sign together.
The activation also included BSL interpreters pitchside and forms part of Liverpool FC’s broader Red Together strategy to remove barriers and ensure every supporter can fully participate in the matchday experience.
