Live updates as Liverpool fans prepare to say goodbye to Jurgen Klopp at Anfield

Andy and John have made a weekend of it

Alex and Natalia Grogan have travelled over from Dublin for today’s game.

Jurgen Klopp held back the tears during You’ll Never Walk Alone before the game. Natalie was sobbing during the emotional moment.

It’s the perfect weather to watch the game outside and the Sandon beer garden is rammed.

Celebrations in both The Sandon and Jurgen’s as Alexis Mac Allister gives Liverpool the lead

One fan described it as ‘a game like no other’

Gill’s sign reveals a lot about what Klopp gets up to during the 90 minutes

Andrew Wright, 46, and son Jacop, 8, over from Italy and looking at his Uncle’s stone ahead of the game. They wanted to thank Klopp for everything he has done for the club.

Our reporter Andrew Nuttall is at Jurgen’s Bar to watch the match with Liverpool fans. We will be bringing you updates throughout the 90 minutes and afterwards.

Hannah has spoken to Johanna Umbach and her husband Frank Umbach who travelled to Liverpool two days ago from Hannover in Germany.

Johanna said: “Its the last chance to see a match with Jurgen Klopp and we’re both fascinated by Liverpool. It’s now or never for us.”

Anfield is a sea of red as fans prepare for the arrival of the Liverpool team coach.

The coach is yet to leave the Titanic Hotel but fans are already waiting on Anfield Road for the arrival of the team.

It’s the last time that Jurgen Klopp will do the journey.

Jurgen Klopp has made two fans very happy after giving them a wave ahead of today’s game.

Alan Hayes, 40, and Alfie Hayes, 8, from Bootle, said: “We were just on a bike ride. We usually just come this way and back down to Bootle.

“I saw the fans here this morning and thought we’d have a wait to try and catch a glimpse.

“With him going as well to get one last glimpse of him before he leaves. I know they come here for most home games.

“We were ready to go we were doing one last ride up there and saw someone taking a picture and thought ‘no way there he is.’ Boss that. He gave us a little wave.”

Dad and daughter Jo Woods, 52, and Ken Woods, 81 from Bromborough. have one message to Jurgen Klopp.

It’s a day they didn’t want to happen and they’re probably thinking the same as all Liverpool fans.

They’ve seen the good times with Liverpool.

Ken has been a season ticket holder for about 30 years.

Danke, Jurgen. Feels like this is going to be the message of the day at Anfield.

I’ve been lucky enough to witness some of the best moments during Jurgen Klopp’s reign that you could wish for as a football fan.

A lot of them have been with Ryan.

Andre Buhr has travelled over from near Frankfurt in Germany to be in Liverpool for Klopp’s final game today. He is staying in a house by Anfield with his family. Andre said Klopp’s “whole aura and the way he gets along with players” is what makes him so special.

He said: “He’s not normal manager he’s more like a friend – and that makes this group of people so special. It gives power.”

Andre said he was hoping to see a match at Anfield for the first time next year to mark his 50th birthday “but then Jurgen told us he wanted to leave before then, and so I grabbed my chance and spent loads of money for a flight and ticket in February for hospitality.”

The Liverpool players aren’t on their way yet but fans have already gathered at the entrance for when they do arrive at Anfield.

It will be the final time Jurgen Klopp does this journey as Liverpool manager.

It will be a lot busier in an hour or so.

A lot of people at Anfield will be feeling the same was as Jack today.

It’s going to be an emotional afternoon.

Our reporter Charlotte Hadfield is speaking to fans outside the Titanic Hotel.

Oliver Puffer, 52 (second from the right) and Andras Neef, 47, (centre) have travelled over from near Cologne in Germany to be here for Klopp’s final match as Liverpool manager. Oliver said: “He’s just a human being, he’s the normal one – I think that’s what made him so special.

Oliver added: He’s emotional and he’s here with his heart.” The group did a stadium tour at Anfield on Saturday which Oliver said left him with tears in his eyes ahead of Klopp’s final game today

From right to left: Andy Rennie, 49, from Paisley, Lesley Savage, 59, from Southampton and Gavin Woods, 45, from Southampton. They met through their mutual love of the club on a Facebook group.

Our reporter has spoken to a group who have travelled to Liverpool from Shropshire today.

Their favourite memories of Klopp’s reign at Anfield include winning the Champions League and Divock Origi’s injury-time winner against Everton.

Let us know your favourite Jurgen Klopp memories in the comments.

Hao Liying and Yang Yue have travelled all the way from China for Jurgen Klopp’s final game.

It’s their first ever time at Anfield after supporting the club for 20 years.

Good to see they’ve picked up a copy of today’s ECHO

We hope you’ve got sun cream with you because it is a glorious day in Liverpool.

Fans are gathered outside the Titanic Hotel waiting for the Liverpool squad to head to Anfield for the final game of the season.

The game won’t have any impact on the league table but it will be an emotional afternoon at Anfield.

Jurgen Klopp will soon be making the journey from the Titanic Hotel to Anfield for the final time as Liverpool manager.

Jurgen Klopp will walk down the Anfield tunnel as Liverpool manager for the final today having been at the club for almost nine years.

During that time there have been many moments in front of the Kop. away from home and in Europe that will be remembered forever by fans.

Just before 6pm on Sunday, Klopp’s 3,146-day reign as Liverpool manager will be over.

Ahead of the German’s last game as Liverpool manager, some of our writers shared their favourite memories of Jurgen Klopp and what he meant to them.

You can read it all here.

We have staff currently at Anfield and outside the Titanic Hotel building up to today’s games and asking fans to share their Jurgen Klopp memories.

It’s going to be an emotional day.

Liverpool fans wanting to buy Saturday and Sunday’s Liverpool ECHO still have the chance to do so.

They’re both worthy of keeping forever.

You can do so by clicking here.

And so the time has come. Jurgen Klopp is about to take charge of his final match as Liverpool manager.

After nearly nine years, 490 games, seven major trophies and a lifetime of memories, it all comes to an end for Klopp this afternoon after his Liverpool side welcome Wolves to Anfield on the final day of the 2023-24 season.

And ahead of what is sure to be a highly emotional occasion, the Reds have released the 56-year-old’s last ever set of programme notes for the club. You can read them here…

Send Jurgen your messages

Liverpool fans can send a thank you message to Jurgen Klopp ahead of his farewell.

You can send the message here.

Once you’ve written your message to Jurgen, you can share the map here: https://thankyoujurgen.co.uk/

Hundreds of people are already lining the street outside the Titanic Hotel hoping to catch a glimpse of the Liverpool team and Jurgen Klopp

We’ve all got so many brilliant memories from Jurgen Klopp’s time at Anfield.

Let us know your favourite in the comments

Jurgen Klopp will walk down the Anfield tunnel as Liverpool manager for the final time today having been at the club for almost nine years.

During that time there have been many moments in front of the Kop. away from home and in Europe that will be remembered forever by fans.

Just before 6pm, Klopp’s 3,146-day reign as Liverpool manager will be over.

Ahead of the German’s last game as Liverpool manager, some of our writers shared their favourite memories of Jurgen Klopp and what he meant to them.

And for balance, we’ve also included an Everton fan.

Read the full story here

Guten Tag.

Liverpool fans will say goodbye to Jurgen Klopp later today following their final Premier League game against Wolves.

It’s a day that fans have been dreading since the his announcement back in January.

Throughout today we will be at Anfield and around the city bringing you the reaction from fans on Klopp’s final day.

Get those tissues ready.